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    PREMIER LEAGUE GAMEWEEK 1: WHAT WE LEARNT

    James Hadland Hopefully the start of a weekly segment for Impact, James Hadland is here to discuss what we learnt about each team in the first Premier League gameweek. In chronological order, we will discuss what each match taught us for either team, perfect in case you didn’t catch...
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    Fantasy Premier League Picks You Might Have Overlooked

    James Hadland As the 2023/2024 Premier League season looms over, many look forward to not only giving their Sundays a sense of meaning, but also to manage their Fantasy Premier League team. Whether you take it a bit too seriously, wearing a three-piece while you plan your team’s line-up...
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    ANGE POSTECOGLOU’S TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR – MAKING THE GAME ABOUT GLORY

    James Hadland With the only consistent factor of Tottenham Hotspur over recent seasons being disappointment, there has been mixed reception towards the appointment of Ange ‘he is unproven in a top five league’ Postecoglou. However, after years of pragmatic, negative football only overshadowed by management of the same nature,...
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    One Game From Glory: County Dramatically Through To Play-Off Final  

    Rhys Thomas A year and three days after their relegation from League Two was confirmed, Notts County once again had the chance to get to the play-off final for the opportunity to bounce back. Having reached their fourth consecutive National League playoffs, there was the sentiment that this year...
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    Notts County Turn Attention To Play-Offs Following Final Day Draw With York City 

    Rhys Thomas County went into Saturday’s fixture sitting on a ridiculous 106 points, yet neither that total nor the 107 they ended up with was enough to secure automatic promotion to League Two. In what will hopefully be their final National League outing for many a year, their league...
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    Women’s World Cup: Is England’s Dream Over Before It’s Even Begun? 

    Olivia Hughes As it nears a year since England’s first major tournament victory post 1966, the present is perhaps bittersweet for close followers of women’s football. Though the pre-tournament buzz may be setting in, with club football coming to its climax, England stars have been hit with several injury...
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    The Progression Of Sports And Politics Since Kaepernick’s Kneel

    In hindsight, it seems to be a logical division: sport is entertainment and politics is politics. Sports have been used as a getaway to the reality politics brings, yet a rapid growth in political awareness within the past few years have slowly peeled away at this boundary. Edelline Sutanto...