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Did Newcastle make a big mistake in bringing Kevin Keegan back?
Kevin Keegan: He'll bring back passion (gettyimages.com)
Graham Smith
Saturday, 29 March 2008 10:06
A lack of consistency and excessively high expectations are the problem, not the return of King Kev.
Comments: 4
3 Stars of 5
Wales owe Grand Slam more to Gatland and the players than super Shaun
Martyn Williams
Graham Smith
Thursday, 27 March 2008 12:32
Charismatic Englishman Shaun Edwards had a big part in the unexpected Six Nations success of Ryan Jones's men - but others played more important roles.
Comments: 0
4 Stars of 5
Inexperience is costing Arsenal points, not the loss of Henry
William Gallas
Graham Smith
Wednesday, 26 March 2008 15:53
The Gunners have dropped off top spot due to a lack of form, inexperience and how well their rivals are playing. The impact of the loss of TH14 has been greatly exaggerated.
Comments: 11
5 Stars of 5
Monkey see, monkey do: Why Manchester United, Chelsea and Co must clean up the Rooney and Cole act
Ashley Cole: Has done himself no favours (Gettyimages.com)
Graham Smith
Tuesday, 25 March 2008 14:06
There's no doubt youngsters in the local park copy their heroes on the pitch. We need to see a better example from top footballers to prevent a generation of kids turning into badly-behaved yobs.
Comments: 6
3 Stars of 5
Why wily Wilkinson is not ready for the England scrapheap
Jonny Wilkinson
Graham Smith
Saturday, 22 March 2008 14:33
Calls for the fly-half legend to be condemned to the international wilderness are a little premature. He could be a revelation playing alongside Danny Cipriani in the centre.
Comments: 2
5 Stars of 5
Why the Welsh rugby union team flatter to deceive
Warren Gatland
Graham Smith
Wednesday, 19 March 2008 12:08
There has been massive hype since they won the Grand Slam, but does beating five inferior teams really make you world-beaters? Wales will get found out when they take on the might of the Springboks.
Comments: 27
1 Stars of 5
Will David Moyes' mind games help Everton or Liverpool to fourth spot?
David Moyes: Couldn't lose if he wanted to (gettyimages.com)
Graham Smith
Tuesday, 11 March 2008 16:38
As the fight for the final Champions League place hots up, the pressure is increasing on both halves of Merseyside.
Comments: 5
3 Stars of 5
David James' Liverpool excuse, Sam Torrance's nightmare and sport's Top Five freaky injuries
Santiago Canizares
Graham Smith
Saturday, 23 February 2008 10:02
England goalkeeper James and ex-Ryder Cup captain Torrance are among sports personalities who have hurt themselves in self-inflicted disasters. And they are not on their own...
Comments: 0
5 Stars of 5
What's gone wrong with England's Six Nations strugglers?
& Reuters
Graham Smith
Saturday, 16 February 2008 12:29
The Rugby World Cup finalists have scarcely lit up Europe in their first two championship games. As they prepare to face tournament favourites France in Paris, Graham Smith looks at what needs to be done to rectify the situation.
Comments: 2
3 Stars of 5
2007 – a year of glorious failure and football misery
Lewis Hamilton
Graham Smith
Monday, 17 December 2007 10:46
Ricky Hatton, Lewis Hamilton and England's rugby team were the heroes – and McClaren's Euro 2008 flops were the zeros of 12 months that captivated the nation
Comments: 3
5 Stars of 5
England blew it - just like Spain, the All Blacks, New York Mets and Colin Montgomerie!
Colin Montgomery
Graham Smith
Friday, 23 November 2007 14:32
Steve McClaren's team weren't the first to under-achieve (and they won't be the last). But they're in good company.
Comments: 0
5 Stars of 5
The British Lions prove that a British Olympic football team WOULD work
Sepp Blatter: 'There is no problem' (Gettyimages.com)
Graham Smith
Wednesday, 31 October 2007 13:25
The Scottish and Welsh FAs are worried about their status in FIFA and UEFA should the home nations unite for the 2012 Olympics. But UK fans will be the losers if we don't team up.
Comments: 3
3 Stars of 5
Is the Wayne Rooney-Carlos Tevez partnership the Premier League's best ever?
Rooney and Tevez
Graham Smith
Tuesday, 30 October 2007 14:43
Partners in goal crime are precious commodities ... Blackburn's Sutton and Shearer, Manchester United's Yorke and Cole, and Arsenal's Bergkamp and Henry spring to mind. The current Old Trafford pairing have the potential to be the very best, would fans of Liverpool, Spurs, Manchester City, Chelsea, West Ham and others agree?
Comments: 71
2 Stars of 5
Rugby's Tri-Nations or Six Nations - which would suit Argentina better?
Marcelo Loffreda: He's turned the Pumas into a major force (Gettyimages.com)
Graham Smith
Tuesday, 16 October 2007 08:58
The Pumas' impressive performance in the World Cup demands inclusion in a major tournament. The question is which of the two hemispheres would suit them better.
Comments: 9
5 Stars of 5
Friendly fire gives England new hope for the Rugby World Cup
Dan Hipkiss
Graham Smith
Tuesday, 14 August 2007 06:52
A combination of good warm-up performances plus balanced squad selection may mean a semi-final place is not beyond Brian Ashton’s men.
Comments: 5
3 Stars of 5
Liverpool short of manpower to cover for superman Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard
Graham Smith
Sunday, 12 August 2007 11:02
Despite spending millions in the summer, Saturday's win at Villa showed again how much Benitez and Co depend on their brilliant skipper.
Comments: 38
1 Stars of 5
Malouda, Gordon and Nugent - three new jewels in the Premier League's crown
Florent Malouda: Quick and skilful (Gettyimages.com)
Graham Smith
Saturday, 11 August 2007 11:05
Chelsea have struck French gold - and Portsmouth and Sunderland show that you don't have to be a high roller to bag the best talent.
Comments: 1
4 Stars of 5
This murky Carlos Tevez transfer travesty is just a circus
Carlos Tevez: A Hammers hero (Gettyimages.com)
Graham Smith
Thursday, 02 August 2007 08:36
The saga of the Argentinian star's proposed move from West Ham to Manchester United has become a big bore. The High Court has to get it sorted out.
Comments: 16
5 Stars of 5
Shina and Sven - Manchester City dream team or marriage made in hell?
Sven-Goran Eriksson
Graham Smith
Friday, 22 June 2007 16:17
Can Man City live with all the problems surrounding former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra? And is Sven Goran-Erikssson the right man to run the team?
Comments: 6
3 Stars of 5
Formula 1: Whining Alonso's slur on Hamilton fuels discontent at McLaren
Fernando Alonso Lewis Hamilton Winners circle Malaysia
Graham Smith
Wednesday, 13 June 2007 06:18
The current world champion should stop complaining and appreciate that he is part of a team that behaves even-handedly towards its drivers.
Comments: 4
4 Stars of 5

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