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Khiam Barry
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Khiam Barry is a young writer who takes a keen interest in both news and sport. He is a keen sportsman that participates in such sports as rugby, football and boxing among others.
A recent English and History graduate, he dislikes frogs, rude people and spiders, and his likes include snooker, a good pasta bake and a comfy bed.
He aims to put across his passion for sport through his writing and hopes that readers enjoy his work as much as he enjoys making it.
Dignified Rafa Benitez has proved his quality
Rafa Benitez has flicked the metaphorical V’s to his critics by guiding Chelsea to victory in the Europa League final.
The relegation battle and the end of season sales…
With the relegation battle in full steam Khiam Barry runs the rule over the players who could depart for pastures new; should they fail to keep their current employers in the Premier League.
Clattenburg case should be watershed moment
With the FA concluding that Mark Clattenburg did not make racial or abusive comments towards Chelsea players, the spotlight must now focus back on the behaviour of players towards officials.
Giggs, Lampard, Wilshere and Cleverley: Age, Adaptation and Freedom
If Chelsea's Frank Lampard continues to play at the top level and learn from Ryan Giggs adaptation at Manchester United, he may have plenty to offer at international level, writes Khiam Barry.
Transfer options for Sunderland to help them reach the Europa League
Sunderland will be hoping to emulate their North East rivals Newcastle and to challenge for Europa League spots this season…
The foreigners we wish were English, and perhaps not the most obvious ones!?
Players from Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, Wolves, Newcastle United, Blackburn Rovers, Fulham, and Manchester United are all in our 'dream squad'.
Players who could exit Tottenham Hotspur and their potential replacements
If Spurs lose their stars this summer, can they find replacements in the Premier League?
Does Chelsea captain John Terry typify low standards now expected from the game's leaders?
Earlier on this year Chelsea defender John Terry was stripped of the England captaincy due to a culmination of on and off the field incidents.
Why Roberto Di Matteo should say NO to Chelsea and not the other way round
Since Andre Villas Boas’ dismissal from Chelsea, his former assistant Roberto Di Matteo has excelled at Stamford Bridge in a way that the Portuguese manager wishes he had done.
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