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Paul Taylor

  • Senior Correspondent & Columnist - SAP
New York
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Rodeo delays, refrigerated turf and lots of lorries: Why preparing a World Cup pitch is so tough

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By Paul Taylor
| Breaking One
The 2026 World Cup has not been without its controversies, but one in particular will remain a major talking point ahead of Sunday's final between Argentina and Spain: the quality of the playing surface in New Jersey. kAmuC@> 52J @?6 @7 E96 E@FC?2>6?E[ E96 A:E49 2E |6E{:76 $E25:F> 92D 366? F?56C D4CFE:?J] q:8 ?2>6D DF49 2D uC2?46VD p5C:6? #23:@E[ ':?:4:FD yF?:@C @7 qC2K:= 2?5 }@CH2J 4@249 $E2=6 $@=32<<6? 92G6 2== C2:D65 4@?46C?D 23@FE E96 A=2J:?8 DFC7246] pD #23:@E D2:5 3=F?E=J[ :? 2?
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How will Oliver Glasner's arrival impact Nottingham Forest's transfer approach?

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By Paul Taylor
| Breaking One
Oliver Glasner has officially started work with his squad as yet another new era begins at Nottingham Forest. The appointment of the Austrian, who reported for pre-season duty with his players yesterday, will again change the dynamic at the club following a season that saw four men take charge at the City Ground.
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Once again Trump brought his wrecking ball to the NATO summit, and once again the alliance survived. But for how long?

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By Paul Taylor
| MSN UK Verified
Nato leaders survived another nerve-racking summit with Donald Trump and the 77-year-old defence alliance lives to fight another day, proving its durability against Atlantic storms. But it will never feel safe as long as the unpredictable, vengeful and ruthlessly transactional US president is in the White House. As usual, Trump stole all the headlines at the annual summit, with a mixture of Nato-bashing and implausible threats to take control of Greenland and cut trade with Spain.
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