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Toby Cudworth

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Lead Editor for Sports Illustrated FC. @SI_FootballClub. Cricket and Golf enthusiast, mediocre Darts thrower 🎯
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Mauricio Pochettino: Give Tottenham 2016–17 Title Because Chelsea Broke Rules Original

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By Toby Cudworth Verified
| Sports Illustrated Verified
The Argentinian was in charge when Spurs finished as runners-up but wants that to be changed after it came to light that Chelsea breached financial rules. Mauricio Pochettino’s looking forward to the next four years with the USMNT.
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Quiz: Name Every Winner of the Ballon d’Or—It’s Harder Than You Think Original

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By Toby Cudworth Verified
| Sports Illustrated Verified
The award that every player wants to hold above their heads was first handed out in 1956. The Ballon d’Or award has been won by the very best in the business. | ANDREW YATES/AFP/Getty Images If there’s one individual prize any soccer player wants to win, it’s the Ballon d’Or. Introduced in 1956, the award set out to recognize the best European player of the year, and it would be 40 long years before those from other continents were eligible to win.
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