Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Six weeks on from sacking Frank and appointing Tudor, Spurs face the same questions
The situation that Tottenham are in right now is eerily similar to the situation six weeks ago – except they’re nearer the drop zone
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New Zealand bowl, both teams unchanged for decider
The series is locked in at 2-2 after South Africa won games one and four, and New Zealand won games two and three
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South Africa make 102 vs Kerr’s 105 as New Zealand take series 4-1
Kerr returned figures of 2 for 6 to go with her century in a perfect all-round display that floored the visitors
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Coney and Tiffen inducted into NZC Hall of Fame
They will be formally inducted into the HoF during the New Zealand Cricket Awards on Thursday
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The inevitability of Brighton’s open-play crosses
There’s nothing flashy about how Fabian Hurzeler’s side use crosses, but they are incredibly effective at doing so
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Aston Villa’s attacking output: From overperformance to staleness, but McGinn’s return now key
Unai Emery has leaned heavily on Morgan Rogers this term, but the return of his inspirational Scot should bolster Villa’s attacking threat
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West Ham legend Clyde Best on racism in football: ‘I wouldn’t want to walk off the field’
Former West Ham United striker Best suffered from racism as a player in the 1960s and 70s, but doesn’t agree with modern protocols
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Why can’t Leeds score goals?
Leeds have scored one open play goal in their last six games — Beren Cross breaks down the issues
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Farewell Mohamed Salah, a player who meant more
There is no risk in suggesting that Salah will go down as one of Liverpool’s — and the Premier League’s — all-time greats
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The World Cup and fatigue: ‘Some players have gone three summers without a rest. That’s wrong’
The summer’s tournament in the U.S., Mexico and Canada will test players like never before given the cluttered schedule in the build-up
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