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World Soccer Daily: 10 stories you need to read, 26th November, 2012

In today's World Soccer Daily, Benitez vows to win over fans, West ham fans in the dock, Barcelona manage to field homegrown 11, Brazil begin search for new coach, Zenit threaten to quit Russian football…
World Soccer Daily: 10 stories you need to read, 17th July, 2012

In today's World Soccer Daily, Vilanova looks to bury the hatchet with Mourinho, choc ice gate to be investigated by the police, Blatter apologises to Germany for hinting at wrongdoing, Manchester United the richest club…
World Soccer Daily: 10 stories you need to read, 12th July, 2012

In today's World Soccer Daily, FIFA duo named, players deny involvement in spot-fixing allegations, Premier League lectures FIFA on ethics, Modric out, Moutinho in, Thiago Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimovic set for move to Paris, Rangers…
World Soccer Daily: 10 stories you need to read, 26th March, 2012

In today's World Soccer Daily, another day another milestone for Ronaldo, dog bites man on pitch, Hoddle fancies another crack at England job, fan shot dead in Brazil, A-League on the up, FIFA advised to…
Gone but not forgotten: Jack Warner’s poisonous legacy

The whereabouts of missing money intended for emergency relief in Haiti, raises fresh questions about the role played by the disgraced former FIFA vice president Jack Warner.
World Cup conspiracy theories won’t go away

Conspiracy theories continue to circulate about the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, but Keir Radnedge remains unconvinced by them.
World Soccer Daily: 10 stories you need to read, December 7th, 2011

In today's World Soccer Daily, tears for Mourinho, vindication from Villas-Boas, FBI investigate FIFA, Arsenal honour greats, heartbreak for Olympiakos, Club World Cup set to kick off.
One year on and the row over the World Cup votes has yet to subside

Almost a year has passed since FIFA awarded the 2018 and 2022 World Cups to Russia and Qatar respectively, but, as Keir Radnedge explains, the ramifications from those controversial decisions continue to be felt.
World Soccer Daily: 10 stories you need to read, November 7th, 2011

In today's World Soccer Daily, Ferdinand receives death threats, Iranian referee attacked by players and fans, secrecy surrounding the Sir Alex Ferguson stand, Brazil v FIFA feud continues.
Reform is on the agenda for FIFA and Blatter

In what may be a critical week for FIFA, Keir Radnedge wonders whether its president, Sepp Blatter, will be prepared to sacrifice some of his power for the long-term good of the game.
UEFA president Michel Platini talks to World Soccer

In a wide-rainging interview, Michel Platini discusses the state of football, UEFA's Financial Fairplay plans, his concerns about match fixing and whether Lionel Messi is the best player he has ever seen.