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Brewin: Rafa exits stage left, Moyes goes forth
John Brewin, Stamford Bridge | May, 19 2013John Brewin watched at Stamford Bridge as Rafa Benitez and David Moyes ended their respective reigns at Chelsea and Everton.
Article | ConversationBrewin: Rafa finally calls the tune
John Brewin, Amsterdam ArenA | May, 15 2013John Brewin examines Chelsea's Europa League triumph, after Rafa Benitez's men defeated Benfica in a tense final.
Article | ConversationBrewin: Hopeless Hoops hand Toon a lifeline
John Brewin, Loftus Road | May, 12 2013John Brewin watched as a QPR team bereft of confidence allowed Newcastle to secure their safety.
Article | ConversationBrewin: City make no case for Mancini defence
John Brewin, Wembley | May, 11 2013John Brewin watched as Wigan's enterprise was too much for the beleaguered Roberto Mancini in the FA Cup final
Article | ConversationBrewin: London rivals fight Fergie for spotlight
John Brewin, Stamford Bridge | May, 8 2013On a day overshadowed by Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement, John Brewin saw Chelsea and Spurs fight for the spotlight.
Article | ConversationThe Fergie Years: The Selection
John Brewin | May, 8 2013To mark Sir Alex Ferguson retirement from management, John Brewin selects his own all-time Fergie XI.
Article | ConversationBrewin: Bale delivers on cue
John Brewin, White Hart Lane | May, 4 2013John Brewin watched as PFA Player of the Year Gareth Bale's match-winning salvo boosted Spurs' top-four hopes.
Article | ConversationRVP the villain frustrates old employers
John Brewin, Emirates Stadium | April, 28 2013John Brewin watched as Robin van Persie was turned into a pantomime villain by the Arsenal fans who once adored him.
Article | ConversationUnited yet to perform like champions
John Brewin, Upton Park | April, 18 2013Manchester United are yet to perform like champions as they endured a 2-2 draw at West Ham writes John Brewin.
Article | ConversationEverton set to fall short again
John Brewin, Emirates Stadium | April, 16 2013John Brewin watched Arsenal and Everton play out a goalless draw which was both creditable and unwanted.
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