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My debut release - Follow England Away is now available to pre-order at all major bookstores via @PitchPublishing
A story of following the Three Lions, the journeys, the mis-haps and everything in-between.
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📚 Follow England Away: Life with Saint George available to pre-order now!
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👀 This might be our best one yet…
📚 Some great Pitch Publishing titles here just in time for Christmas…
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England continue on, Norway beaten meaning we have a #FifaWorldCup semi-final to play against Argentina. I’m delighted to be joined by Charlie from @Gate102Pod to look back on it & also to @LucianoWernicke who joins me from Buenos Aires to talk Argentina.
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My latest piece published by @TheSixtySixHQ
Why England’s travelling fans deserve to be judged on who they are today—not outdated stereotypes.
A theme I’ll explore further in my forthcoming book, Follow England Away: Life with Saint George🏴
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I implore you guys to watch this. Gabriel Clarke interviewed Tuchel before Bellingham & both occasions, he was rather provocative.
If he relays back to Jude that their mentality/commitment was praised, you wouldn’t see this reaction
Shocking interview

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🏴 He was there when Graham Taylor's England unravelled in Norway.
📝 Ahead of another World Cup meeting between the two nations, @Shep_62 takes us inside one of the most infamous weeks in England history.
🐔 From the 'headless chickens' fallout to the lessons Thomas Tuchel cannot afford to ignore.
👀 A remarkable first-hand account.
New York has been a vibrant metropolis full of different cultures, incredible people, and unforgettable experiences. Now for England 🏴
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Here @TheSixtySixHQ we’ve curated some excellent reads from our team of some of the best England reporters.
🦁 How Thomas Tuchel transformed England in 15 minutes
🏴 England light up Dallas as Kane and Bellingham fire statement win
🏆 Why Thomas Tuchel could become England's next Sir Alf Ramsey
🏟️ Rob Shepherd on England, Euro '96 and the search for a lost feeling
🇬🇭 What England learned from Ghana’s win over Panama
⭐ “I’m here to put another star on the shirt…”
👀 Plus lots, lots more football writing.
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🏴 While most eyes were fixed on the six-goal thriller in Dallas, England's next opponents were quietly taking care of business in Toronto.
🇬🇭 Ghana left it late to beat Panama, setting up a fascinating Group L showdown with Thomas Tuchel's side next week.
👀 Who stood out?
⚠️ Where are the vulnerabilities?
📈 What did England learn from watching the Black Stars?
✍️ @Gazjor1 takes a closer look.
⬇️ Link in next post.
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🏴 England's World Cup begins today.
🏆 Sixty years have passed since Sir Alf Ramsey led England to World Cup glory.
👔 As Thomas Tuchel prepares for his first match at the tournament, the comparisons are becoming harder to ignore.
📖 GRANT BAGE explores the striking similarities between England's only World Cup-winning manager and the man now charged with ending that long wait.
❓ Could Tuchel become England's next Sir Alf?
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🏴 Tears for England is the story of England’s football team through the eyes of one obsessive fan.
⚽️ It chronicles 50 years of England’s triumphs and woes, showing why football is so important and how, through life’s up and downs, an obsessive finds his mind always tracking back to Gazza in 1996, Kane in 2022 and many other ‘if only’ moments.
📚 You can find a sample read, plus a link to @TaylorColumnist’s appearance on @NessunDormaPod on the link below.
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🏴 Tears for England author @TaylorColumnist on @TalkTV to talk about his new book Tears for England.
⚽️ Robert Taylor also gives his thoughts on England’s chances this time around.
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🌎🏆 The World Cup starts tomorrow.
And before a ball has been kicked we've already had:
☀️ Can England cope with the heat?
⭐ Tuchel's "star on the shirt" rallying cry
🔟 Bellingham vs Rogers
🌍 A World Cup referee denied entry to the host nation
🍺 One fan attempting a beer from all 48 nations
🎟️ FIFA's ticket-pricing fiasco
👑 Is Harry Kane actually the best player in the world right now?
The World Cup never comes quietly.
Our latest looks at the stories already defining the tournament.
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Watching the World Cup 98 intros back-to-back, it’s remarkable how differently the BBC and ITV chose to set the scene.
BBC first…
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Premium England coverage, analysis and opinion throughout the World Cup.
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🏴 Andy Milne is an England superfan who has attended nine World Cups. A former teacher turned global traveller, he’s featured on the BBC, Sky Sports and ESPN, and went viral during Qatar 2022.
📚 He was christened That World Cup Guy, and that’s also the title of his new book which launched this week and is available at Amazon, Waterstones and WHSmith.
📻 He joined Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs in the studio on @tSHandJ this week.
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