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The extraordinary story of a soccer coach, a kidnapping and a Saudi job that didn’t exist
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/698562 ... abia-scam/

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Twin Cities Soccer Coach Says Fake Saudi Gig Became Moroccan Kidnap Ordeal
https://hoodline.com/2026/01/twin-citie ... ap-ordeal/

FBref and Opta: The data break-up that sent soccer’s analytics world into meltdown
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/700219 ... analytics/

FBref.com, once the great Alexandrian library of free football data, has been stripped of its advanced metrics after announcing on January 20 that Stats Perform, the company behind Opta, had informed them it was terminating their data agreement.

I phoned a contact of mine to ask for his observations. “It’s something we keep an eye on,” he said, “but sleeping pills are what you should be asking me about.”

It might surprise you that athletes turn to sleeping pills so readily, until you consider the reasons why. Some rely on them to suppress the discomfort of injury at night. Some use them to cope with other forms of trauma. Many players simply want to sleep well and long — because it’s established that sleep is integral to recovery and performance. Switching off from the adrenaline generated by competitive matches is often a battle.


Football’s sleeping pills problem: ‘My usage was ridiculous – I was in La La Land’
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/698526 ... s-problem/

He warned that this could actually have the opposite effect intended, as players using sleeping pills were not getting proper recovery sleep.

“I think we are becoming more wary,” he tells The Athletic. “What I found heartbreaking with the Dele interview was that he thought sleeping pills were helping him sleep, but they don’t — they knock you out.

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Managers on the rise: Francesco Farioli – Italy’s gentleman coach flourishing in Portugal
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/713491 ... o-farioli/

How ‘space jackets’ are helping World Cup stars stay cool during the heat wave
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/741205 ... ping-cool/