Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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The tragedy of Adam Ankers – and why his family want football to learn from his death
Nobody knew Adam Ankers had a genetic heart condition. Two years after his death, it has to be hoped that his legacy is to make sport safer
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What does football think of the Premier League’s sanction agreement with Chelsea?
After Chelsea were fined £10m and given a suspended transfer ban, we asked executives in the game what they made of the punishment
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Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool exit: What it means for the club’s finances
The Egyptian’s departure will make precious savings at a time of supercharged transfer spending, higher wages and on-field underperformance
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Man United are at a low ebb. Do WSL leaders City offer a blueprint for a change of fortunes?
The derby showed how far United are behind the best teams. But it is not so long ago that champions-elect City were in a similar position…
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Fabian Hurzeler, Bayer Leverkusen links and what comes next for Brighton’s head coach?
The German may have options in his homeland and the possibility of managing in the Champions League could be an option for him
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Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for March 30, 2026, puzzle No. 553
Welcome to Connections: Sports Edition Coach — a spot to gather clues and discuss (and share) scores.
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PSL ball-tampering: Fakhar Zaman could be banned for one or two matches
Lahore Qalandars were penalised five runs in their game against Karachi Kings, and Fakhar Zaman now faces a hearing with match referee Roshan Mahanama
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Anton Frondell moves to center as Blackhawks rookie adjusts to the NHL
Coach Jeff Blashill thought Frondell might be a fit down the middle in the NHL and took the opportunity to try him in the new position.
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Mooney and Australia’s spinners stand out as Australia go 2-0 up
Georgia Wareham put in another impressive all-round display to take her second player-of-the-match award for the series
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NFL could hire replacement officials as soon as May as labor dispute intensifies: Sources
The current collective bargaining agreement between the NFL and the NFL Referees Association expires on May 31.
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