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Arsene Wenger

Arsene Wenger's rule will always beat mob rule

Jason Cowley: The frenetic 24 hours before the transfer window shut was the end of Arsene Wenger's 'project' of taking on the big clubs with home-grown youth players

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AVB still has much to learn from his mentor Jose Mourinho

Jason Cowley: Andre Villas-Boas is in every sense the protégé of Jose Mourinho. His mentor allows his anger and irritation to show but he does so for effect

Harry Redknapp's a rare breed now as top English bosses are an endangered species

That England are producing so few world-class coaches is surely an indictment of the system in which they are nurtured and operate

Unlike class of 87, this Spurs side have staying power

Tottenham are enjoying their best start to a season since their Double-winning season and this is their most convincing team since 1987

For all his faults, Fabio's faith in his young Lions could make England roar

It's hard to believe, but Fabio Capello is statistically the most successful ever England manager, with a 67 per cent win rate

Why there's no grey area when it comes to fighting racism

Golf has a long history of racial discrimination, with many clubs refusing to accept people of colour as members

The fire's started for Chelsea prodigy Andre Villas-Boas

At present, there's a frenetic, jittery quality to Chelsea's play

All Blacks emerge from the trenches smiling

Jason Cowley: A rugby nation sees a weight lifted from its shoulders after an epic Rugby World Cup Final

Violence is part of Wayne Rooney's make-up but Sam Warburton's tackle was not malicious

Jason Cowley: Two red cards, one completely just, the other unjust, have been dominating our sporting conversation

Who cares if Johnson's men win ugly, just as long as they keep on winning

The most we can hope for, at this stage of the tournament and under coach Martin Johnson, is that they remain resolute and keep winning

Torres can cut it now his hair's back

There is a simple explanation for Torres's sorrows - he has been suffering from, and afflicted by, Samson Syndrome

All Blacks must deliver or a nation will go into mourning for another four years

Perhaps the most fascinating sub-plot of the rugby World Cup is waiting to discover whether the hosts and favourites will buckle under the expectation, as they have at tournaments past

Forget the golden generation, it's time to build a new-look England

I never believed the hype about the so-called Golden Generation

Absurd supporters must lay off Arsene Wenger

Instead of booing Wenger, the Arsenal fans should encourage him through this crisis

Flower powers England to the summit but now they've got to stay there

After the English riots we all needed an alternative, more hopeful vision of England. Our cricketers provided it, as they once again ripped through the Indian batting line-up

I've full respect for Arsene Wenger and he should be given more time... but I fear the end is near for him

Le Professor still speaks in the careful and precise ways of old about values and ethics but fewer people are listening now

Vive la revolution as French join the power elite

Europe is poised to have a new super club after the takeover of Paris Saint-Germain by Qatar Sports Investments

He's no athlete but Darren Clarke had enough puff to cross the line first at Sandwich

The bulky Ulsterman is a kind of anti-sportsman, a rebuke to all those golfers who, following the lead of Tiger Woods, spend as much time pumping iron as they do on the practice range

If only quiet man Scholes had spoken up sooner about the state of the game

Since he retired, Paul Scholes has finally been doing some talking - and he does have something to say

Andy Murray will end his Grand Slam hoodoo ... but it won't be at Wimbledon

What next for Andy Murray now that his long-time friend and rival, Novak Djokovic, is the new Wimbledon champion?

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