Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Dwight McNeil’s Everton return: Tough love from Moyes, a standing ovation and a ‘step up in level’
After his deadline-day move to Crystal Palace collapsed, McNeil was back to his best against his old side Burnley
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Farke’s safety-first approach comes with risks in Leeds’ fight against relegation
Farke defended his in-game management but the crowd inside Elland Road made their feelings clear
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Liverpool are losing control late in games. Arne Slot needs to fix it
The loss to Wolves was yet another example of a last-gasp goal hurting the champions in their faltering campaign
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Men’s Bubble Watch: Georgia, Auburn notch key wins on opposite ends of SEC bubble
The Bulldogs became an effective NCAA tournament ‘lock’ while the Tigers stopped their nosedive with victories.
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Victor Wembanyama’s missing friend found in Chicago after Spurs star’s call for help
The Spurs star had posted a call for help in locating his friend on Instagram.
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Richarlison knows his way around a relegation scrap – could he save Spurs?
Igor Tudor has demanded Spurs show “more personality” – that’s certainly not a problem for their Brazilian forward…
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What’s going on with Kylian Mbappe’s knee injury at Real Madrid?
The Spanish club’s star striker is out with a knee injury and it’s not certain exactly when he will be back. Could it affect his World Cup?
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‘Like watching Usain Bolt’: How Manchester United are getting the best out of Benjamin Sesko
The 22-year-old striker’s obsessive commitment to self-improvement is paying off, with him scoring seven goals in his last eight games
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Tottenham, West Ham and Nottingham Forest are shock relegation candidates – but it is self-inflicted damage
The “champions of Europe” ensemble, we could call them, bearing in mind the supporters of all three clubs can sing that song, and often do
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Why Viktor Gyokeres is a useful ‘small-game’ player – and why that is important
Gyokeres has struggled against top-half teams but his role can be to ensure Arsenal pick up points against the division’s lower-placed sides
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