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For many it’s the last day of the Easter Break and although that may be a slightly depressing thought there should be just enough Football to get you through the day. In England there are sizeable League 1 and League 2 campaigns taking place with the race for Promotion, Play …

Ask Real Football Man returns for it’s 4th Edition. There’s a couple of question this week and they both come courtesy of contributors of the esteemed Football Website http://www.thefootballmind.com/ First up Varun Mohite asks “Should Guus Hiddink manage Chelsea for a full season?” I think first you would have to …

Only 6 games on Match Of The Day which should mean a decent Match Of The Day 2 Tonight and if you’re lucky (basically if I have time) then you may even get a bonus edition Tomorrow I watched both the Everton v Arsenal and Crystal Palace vs Leicester games …

Chelsea playmaker Eden Hazard will be out for up to four weeks with a hip problem, according to his national coach Marc Wilmots. Diego Costa is suspended after his red card in the FA Cup defeat last weekend. West Ham remain without James Tomkins and James Collins because of calf …

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Watford vs Crystal Palace Everton vs Manchester United or West Ham I think Watford and Palace will be the happier teams in the Semi Final Draw Both teams will now look at a very real opportunity of making it to the Cup Final No Chelsea and Arsenal after the Weekend’s …

Manchester United will be without the suspended Juan Mata but Jesse Lingard is available after a European ban. Wayne Rooney, Luke Shaw and Ashley Young are among the club’s long-term absentees. West Ham have Enner Valencia, Victor Moses and Joey O’Brien available following injury lay-offs. Winston Reid could also return, …

Tottenham vs Arsenal has been covered at length and you can read about that here http://realfootballman.com/2016/03/06/tottenham-vs-arsenal-a-few-quick-thoughts-2/ If the North London Derby was a Draw then the real winners were obviously Leicester They knew a win at Vicarage Road would see them extend their lead at the top and they duly …

Both these sides tasted success in Midweek. Everton with their 3rd win in 4 matches while West Ham threw a massive spanner in the works for Tottenham’s title hopes as they won the last ever encounter between the two sides at Upton Park. The win for Everton at Villa Park …