TGU founder Richard Hall recalls a bitterly cold day in January 2012, when he and his brother travelled to watch Novara take on Fiorentina
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If you frequented Roma’s Curva Sud in Serie A’s golden age of the late 1980s and early 1990s, […]
“With hindsight, I think I should never have left Milan because I could have given more to the […]
Zvonimir Boban was one of the most talented players to play for Milan in the 1990s, an impressive […]
He was ‘The Uncle’ from seventeen, the boy who marked Karl-Heinz Rummenigge out of a World Cup final, […]
Thierry Henry (aged 24), Arsenal, 24 Goals, English Premier League Champions Raul (aged 24) Real Madrid, 24 Goals, […]
It is hard to name many players who have sandwiched a quick jaunt at Italian club Brescia, between […]
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