The unforgettable January transfer window of 2018
The normally quiet January window was anything but that in 2018.
Articles by Pardeep Cattry
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The US Soccer presidential race needs to focus more on the women’s game
The failure of the men's national team has brought an urgency to calls for change at the federation level while longstanding issues faced by US women's soccer…
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The growing importance of separating the roles of the manager and the director of football
The demands of the modern game are making it increasingly difficult for one person to wear multiple hats.
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The misunderstood relationship between a nation’s league and its national team
Blaming a nation's improving domestic league for failures at the international level is fundamentally flawed.
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How to improve international soccer
The problems with the international game are significant, but they're also fixable.
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FIFA’s new policy on political symbols is almost good
FIFA's modified policy on political symbols is an improvement, but still leaves plenty of room for controversy.
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In defense of risky managerial hires
Falling back on the usual suspects can serve a purpose, but true growth for a club requires research and gumption.
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Jogi Löw, German team defiant against neo-Nazi chants at World Cup qualifier
The right things have been said, but the question now becomes whether more will be done to address an ongoing problem.
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Why Gylfi Sigurdsson’s transfer value should be more concerning than Neymar’s
PSG have spent the biggest, but the likes of West Brom and Everton might have a greater impact on the global market in the long run.
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The diverging paths of Julian Green and Christian Pulisic
How the examples of Green and Pulisic could benefit future American soccer prospects.
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Philippe Coutinho’s transformation into an undeserving villain
The Brazilian is being mistreated in the press for having the perfectly normal desire to advance his professional career.