Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Gideon Kodua on life at Luton: ‘The earlier you snap out of the comfort of under-21s football, the better’
The former West Ham man is Luton Town’s top goalscorer this season and hopes his side return to the Championship at the first time of asking
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The growing link between gambling and racist abuse of Premier League players
There is a growing undercurrent to some racist abuse faced by players — a bet is lost, and players are blamed
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The trick that helps Manchester United’s Senne Lammens dominate Royal Rumble corners
Our goalkeeping expert explains what the Manchester United goalkeeper does that allows him to claim and clear the ball with authority
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Jose Mourinho’s ‘violent’ years of Real Madrid infamy, and his Champions League return
The 63-year-old Portuguese manager returns to the Santiago Bernabeu for the first time on Wednesday night, in dramatic circumstances
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King’s Lynn Town and the mystery of the waterlogged pitch: Sabotage, subterfuge, or a faulty sprinkler?
The National League launched an investigation into whether the relegation-threatened club had deliberately made their pitch unplayable
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Why Arsenal have been immune to conceding counter-attack goals – for 36 games and counting
Arsenal have learned how to defend with possession — and it is forming the basis of their title push. This is how they do it
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Chelsea have the Premier League’s toughest run-in – but could it suit them?
Chelsea might find more attacking space in the final 11 games of the season
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Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for Feb. 25, 2026, puzzle No. 520
Welcome to Connections: Sports Edition Coach — a spot to gather clues and discuss (and share) scores.
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Lakers exec: Rob Pelinka remaining ‘empowered’ to run basketball operations
“Rob’s empowered to do what he does,” Lakers new president of business operations Lon Rosen said of Pelinka on Tuesday.
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U.S. men’s hockey team honored at State of the Union, Trump says women’s team coming to White House
Trump recognized the team for its gold-medal-winning effort at the Olympics.
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