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Two Soccer Blogs to Visit

Here’s something old and something new for you from the soccer blogosphere. The Global Game is one of the longest standing soccer blogs out there. Their site has just had a major facelift, and if you’ve never been there before, now would be a good time to stop by. It was the blog that showed me it was possible to blog about soccer with more intelligence than most journalists manage. Check out their del.ico.us links page, too. Meanwhile, the Run of Play is a relatively new blog. Amazingly, Brian over there is managing to pull off the tricky task of producing a steady stream of analytical and irreverent posts (example: “Birmingham 1 – 2 Aston Villa — In more sad news for Birmingham, Carson Yeung was soundly beaten by Randy Lerner in an impromptu Chinese vocabulary quiz in the Balti pie queue at halftime”).

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3 Comments

  1. Run of Play is very good; thanks for pointing it out, Tom.

  2. Thanks, Thomas, for your overly generous comments. You have been doing wonderful work on the Italy situation. Who can make sense of it? I hope I get the chance to put some thoughts together in the next few days, with guidance from your site and Giovanni Trapattoni! Claro.

  3. Tom, thanks for your kind words and for the link. I’d echo John’s praise for your Italy coverage, if I weren’t so very, very frightened of Giovanni Trapattoni.