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Is TikTok the future of Football? FIFA’s World Cup gamble on Gen Z  - Palatinate

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By Joseph Barnett As the weeks tick down, football supporters and sports lovers across the globe will begin to turn their attention towards the impending FIFA World Cup, scheduled to take place in North America this summer. FIFA is an organisation that principally exists to stage the World Cup every four years (despite attempts to change this perception by muscling in on club football), and therefore no detail is spared in the pursuit of audience engagement for its biggest event.
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Antoine Semenyo: the hallmark of transfer respect

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By Joseph Barnett
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By Joseph Barnett Anyone who has played Fantasy Premier League this year should be familiar with the Ghanaian winger Antoine Semenyo – a man whose penchant for finding the back of the net, combined with his small price tag, has made him an integral asset for fantasy football managers this season.
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Sports Personality of the Year: a celebration of British sport  - Palatinate

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By Joseph Barnett
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By Joseph Barnett In 1954, Winston Churchill was Prime Minister, there was only one (black and white) television channel in existence, and the England cricket team travelled three weeks by boat to reach Australia for the Ashes (a far cry from the speed and convenience of modern air travel).
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