World Cup changing perception of Canadian soccer, but also setting higher expectations
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James Sharman
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Herdman's Canada proves its attacking, pressing style does translate to World Cup
James Sharman
For 90 minutes on Wednesday night, Canada went at the second-ranked side in world football. Of course, it wasn’t perfect. But as we grow up as a football nation, it’s important that we analyze with balance.
How Men's FA Cup final vs. Chelsea could go long way in defining Liverpool's season
James Sharman
Could the FA Cup semifinal inject some nastiness into Liverpool-Man City rivalry?
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Liverpool and Manchester City are producing some of the most electrifying and dynamic technical football the Premier League has ever witnessed. But is this rivalry lacking the nasty edge it needs to be considered a great rivalry?
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FA Cup quarterfinals: One reason to watch for each match
James Sharman
Four very different FA Cup quarterfinal matchups this weekend provide their own narratives. James Sharman tells us what we need to know about them all.
James Sharman Q&A: What's ahead for Mauricio Pochettino?
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James Sharman Q&A: Time for De Gea to leave Manchester United
James Sharman
David de Gea’s contract situation has dragged on for far too long, and it seems that he would like a move. Manchester United should oblige him.
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James Sharman Q&A: Wijnaldum an unheralded hero for Liverpool
James Sharman
Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane get a lot of attention, but Georginio Wijnaldum has been an unsung hero for Liverpool this season.
James Sharman Q&A: Chelsea needs to rebuild without Eden Hazard
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James Sharman Q&A: Fulham's relegation was inevitable
James Sharman
Fulham spent more than most Premier League teams on new players during the transfer window, and yet they are still going down? What happened to the Cottagers?
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