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Charlie Eccleshare

Writer for The Athletic, offering insightful commentary and analysis on Tottenham Hotspur.

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Dec 20, 2024 • 53min

Are you not entertained?

James Maw and Charlie Eccleshare, both writers for The Athletic, dive into the thrilling chaos of Spurs' recent 4-3 triumph over Manchester United. They analyze standout performances, including Forster's crucial saves and the impact of VAR on the match. The duo humorously dissects tactical maneuvers while reflecting on the emotional rollercoaster of fandom. As they gear up for a challenging encounter against Liverpool, they ponder player fatigue and strategic decisions, setting the stage for an exciting clash ahead.
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Dec 5, 2024 • 1h 3min

Chelsea & Arsenal cut the gap on Liverpool, ahead of the Merseyside derby

Natalie Gedra, a football journalist from Sky Sports, joins Duncan Alexander, a football writer and commentator, and Charlie Eccleshare, a Premier League expert from The Athletic. They dive into the thrilling 3-3 draw between Liverpool and Newcastle, questioning Liverpool’s stability ahead of the Merseyside derby. Arsenal’s innovative set-piece strategies and Chelsea's powerful win at Southampton also take center stage. The trio discusses the implications of these matches for the title race and speculates on managerial changes at West Ham and Wolves.
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Nov 10, 2024 • 1h 1min

WTA Finals - Gauff edges Zheng in classic; ATP Finals preview

Charlie Eccleshare, a journalist for The Athletic, shares insights from covering the WTA Finals in Riyadh. He dives into Coco Gauff's exhilarating match against Zheng Qinwen, discussing its implications for the next season. The conversation also touches on the complexities of sports diplomacy in regions with human rights concerns, and the evolving narrative of women's tennis. As they look forward to the ATP Finals, Eccleshare highlights key players and the event’s significance, despite a sense of sameness due to the absence of iconic figures.