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the false nine an analytical and satirical digest. search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home about writers the samba series podcast archive press tfn likes contact post navigation ← older posts how the world cup helped me grieve for my mum posted on june 19, 2018 by james dutton 1 tfn editor james dutton looks back at how the 2014 world cup helped him at a time of personal loss… i don’t know what i’d have done without the 2014 world cup. i owe it a lot. i shouldn’t love it, i should hate it and the time in my life it represents. but i don’t, and all it reminds me of is the enduring power of sport and the unerring truth that the world cup is the greatest show on earth. it first brought me joy as a 7-year-old. it still brings me joy as a 27-year-old. and four years ago it brought me back from my lowest ebb. did it really happen? four years have passed, reality has had enough time to sink in and yet that irrepressible thought can never be shaken. maybe it never happened. it’s childish fantasy. i was there, i watched it happen. i can still see it now. i will never forget it. woken early in the morning to be told ‘this is it’, and for that to really be it within a few tear-drenched minutes was a pit i never want to return to. we were prepared for it. some people are never fortunate enough to know the end is coming. luck is hardly the right word in this scenario, but we were lucky to have the final few weeks to prepare for it, at home, the family all together. continue reading → posted in world cup 2014 | tagged 2014 world cup , world cup | 1 reply 11 things that happened to dulwich hamlet this week posted on march 9, 2018 by ben sibley reply image: duncan palmer photography ben sibley gives a recap of a memorable week for dulwich hamlet… tuesday – meadow terminate dhfc’s licence to play at champion hill for “repeated breaches of the licence by the club, together with unwarranted personal attacks on the company, which has funded the club for a number of years and without which the club would not have survived as long as it has”. dulwich hamlet are homeless. tuesday – on behalf of meadow, uk law firm blake morgan contact dulwich hamlet claiming that ‘dulwich hamlet football club’, ‘the hamlet’ and ‘dhfc’ had been registered as trademarks on 17 october 2017 and demanded that they no longer be used by the club. tuesday – mayor of london sadiq kahn and leader of southwark council peter john issue a joint statement urging meadow to walk away and sell the ground to southwark council at market value. continue reading → posted in reports | tagged champion hill , dulwich hamlet , james richardson , meadow , non-league , the hamlet | leave a reply hector bellerin and football’s tolerance problem posted on january 26, 2018 by hugo greenhalgh 1 embed from getty images tfn editor hugo greenhalgh tackles one of football’s uncomfortable home truths… there was a depressing air of familiarity in some of the responses to hector bellerin’s recent appearance at london fashion week. the arsenal defender was photographed in the front row of the event, wearing something that looked a little like a dressing gown, with a pair of gucci slippers. rather than simply acknowledging a young footballer might want to do something interesting in the capital on a rare evening out, some publications cut a more vicious tone. commenting on bellerin’s outfit, the sportsman tweeted , “get him in the bin, shocking that”. scottish site talking baws wrote , “his latest outing saw him arrive in women’s pyjamas” (the emphasis is theirs). others tweeted “ she’s lost the fucking plot” and “what a twat”. what is it that the football community finds so offensive about a confident, cosmopolitan young man enjoying himself? the insinuation here is pretty obvious. in wearing clothes that are a little ostentatious and more flamboyant than the average footballer or fan’s, bellerin is seen to have crossed the threshold of what is considered acceptable masculinity. between the lines, they’re saying: it’s not straight, ergo he’s gay. continue reading → posted in analysis and opinion | tagged arsenal , hector bellerin , homophobia , lgbt , london fashion week , stonewall | 1 reply british footballer robin shroot making strides in norway posted on january 3, 2018 by hugo greenhalgh 1 this interview was originally published in april 2015 for moresport robin shroot’s career in england was stalling, and he knew it. in any profession, it’s important to keep testing yourself and improving your skills, even if that means a change in direction. shroot was earning a comfortable salary at stevenage but internal politics and managerial changes left him out of the side and in search of a new challenge. he found it in the most unlikely of locations: western norway. “i was deemed surplus to requirements at stevenage. i think i just obviously wasn’t the manager’s cup of tea which was fair enough”, shroot reflects. “i trained with the kids for six months”. at 26 years-old, he felt he’d reached a crossroads in his career and was desperate to play for a club with a more technical approach to the game. faced with several unappealing loan moves, shroot decided instead to cancel his contract and go it alone. having made one brave decision, he took another and cast his eye further afield in an attempt to fulfil a lifelong ambition of playing abroad. “the opportunity came up to go to sarpsborg, brian deane’s club. i went there for a week and it was great”, he recalls of his first experience in norway. deane and his assistant ian burchnall, who is now at viking stavanger, were a huge help and he took to his new environment immediately. “it was really refreshing to experience a new football culture and i really enjoyed it.” continue reading → posted in interview , player profiles | tagged brian deane , brit abroad , hodd , leeds , norway , robin shroot , stevenage , viking stavanger | 1 reply portsmouth fc: betrayal of fan ownership or a golden opportunity? posted on may 16, 2017 by the false nine 11 embed from getty images roger johns writes a guest piece on ex-disney ceo michael eisner’s proposed takeover of league two champions portsmouth… when michael eisner first appeared over the horizon a fellow pompey fan posed the question “betrayal or golden opportunity?” i have held off from answering until now but, having read a lot of what has appeared in the media (both mainstream and social) and listened as best i could to mr eisner’s recent charm offensive to community shareholders and portsmouth supporters trust (pst) members at the guildhall, i now say betrayal; on a number of fronts. the club board. firstly let me say that i think they have done a pretty decent job of running the club day to day. they’ve made mistakes here and there but who doesn’t? however, part of the job of a chief executive and their supporting directors and staff is to plan for the future. it now appears that those plans went no further than waiting for the first apparently reasonable offer from a potential sugar daddy and the chance to get back into their comfort zone of rich owner, fans no more than punters putting money over the counter. where was the research into alternative ways of raising funds? continue reading → posted in analysis and opinion | tagged portsmouth | 11 replies portsmouth fc: sometimes the right path is not the easiest one posted on may 3, 2017 by the false nine 10 portsmouth fan richard holledge writes a guest post for tfn on the proposed takeover of the newly promoted league two side… in the pilgrim’s progress , john bunyan gives his hero a choice. follow the blandishments of mr worldly wisemen and take the easy way to salvation or take a harder path to the celestial city. or as grandmother willow said in the disney classic pocahontas “sometimes the right path is not the easiest one.” this is the dilemma facing the supporters of portsmouth fc. a new wannabe owner is standing at the crossroads and saying: ‘com

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