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The Artistic and Cultural Influence of Arsenal’s Famous Back Four
While Adams, Bould, Dixon and Winterburn were famed for their miserly defending, the art and pop culture they inspired is often overlooked.
The Cult: Ray Parlour
Having graduated to the Arsenal first team in an era of bruisers and booze, Ray Parlour went on to play a huge part in Arsène Wenger’s footballing revolution. He was clever, comic and often underestimated, and for all that he belongs in The Cult.
Rating Statues of Footballers Purely On Artistic Merit
With Alan Shearer’s new statue at Newcastle being widely compared to Dale Winton, we have decided to rate football’s most famous sculptures on artistic merit alone.
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Football’s Coming Home: Remembering Euro ‘96 Twenty Years On
With the sound of Baddiel and Skinner ringing in our ears, we almost witnessed the England team achieve greatness. Ultimately, though, the tournament ended in heartbreak.
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