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Position: Editorial Director, SoccerNews.com
Education: BA in English Language & Literature, Faculty of Philology and Arts, Kragujevac, Serbia
Experience: Editor-in-Chief at Sportske.net | FIFA Contributor | International Football Journalist
Football is more than a job for Miloš. It’s been the backdrop of his life way before his professional career started. He didn’t just wake up as an Editor-in-Chief. A life-long football fan (and amateur player) he first earned his stripes in the trenches of freelance writing, covering everything from local mud-fests before he reached the high-pressure atmosphere of World Cup qualifiers as an official FIFA reporter.
After leading the charge at the Serbian largest sports site, Sportske.net, and reporting on the world stage for The Guardian, Miloš joined SoccerNews.com with a specific mission: to give fans more than just a recycled headline. He’s the guy looking at the tactical shifts and the “why” behind the play. He brings a mix of old-school journalistic integrity and a modern eye for the game’s evolution. If it’s happening on the pitch, Miloš is probably already breaking it down.
POSTS WRITTEN BY ME
It is often mentioned by the football pundits on television as well as the managers and players in the game that the English Premier League is the best league in the world. This view tends to come from England! Is there any truth in the claim?The fact that three of the four semi-finalists in this […]
The two Champions League semi-final first legs this week produced some tense and dramatic football without ever really developing into the feast of football that most neutrals would have been hoping for.The Liverpool against Chelsea game was played at tremendous pace and with great passion, but contained little cohesive attacking football whereas the Barcelona against […]
Booing in football has become a much talked about issue. The first time it really came to the fore was when England fans booed Frank Lampard when he came on as a substitute for the national side.At my beloved Watford there are all sorts of arguments amongst the fans about whether booing poor performances adds […]
Aston Villa might just be a club who are on the verge of disproving three of the current beliefs within Premiership football.1. No team can break into the top four in the foreseeable future.2. You need to have a top foreign manager if you are going to succeed.3. There is no talent within the English […]
The Board at Fulham football club have made a series of bad decisions over the past few years and those decisions appear to be coming back to haunt them now as relegation to the Championship seems to have become almost certain.The Chairman, Mohammed Al Fayed, has had many things on his mind over the past […]
If you are sitting comfortably I would like to tell you a story. It is a story that is very personal to me but its relevance will, I hope, become clear. It involves being a parent and teaching children how to behave and how to exist together in the world for the greater good of […]
Let’s get one thing straight right away. I am not a Manchester United fan. Many people have accused me of being so when I write praise about their side, but I am not, definitely not, a fan. OK?Recently I wrote an article in which I selected my Premier League team of the year. In the […]
I received a letter this morning from former England manager Steve McClaren. (If you believe that, you’ll believe anything!) Anyway, I thought I would share it with you because it contains some wonderful insights into some of the decisions he made over his England career.Dear Graham,Firstly, let me say that I think you are probably […]
Today I want to talk about the Gentlemen’s club that each level of football in England pretends to be. Should any team not deemed worthy of admittance to their particular club have the temerity to be successful and gain promotion to join them, they will be met with criticism, hilarity and condescending pity wherever they […]
As we approach the end of the season and that awful time called ‘the cricket season’ in England, I thought I would take a look at what constitutes a successful year.The Summer is a truly dreadful period when us footy fans be come morose and irritable. We suffer from SAD, Seasonal Adjustment Disorder, it’s just […]