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Daily update ⋅ 8 April 2019
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Past week or so doesn't alter the factSolskjaer's done a damn good job an Man Utd so far
IT doesn't take much for the knees to start jerking in the ever-fickle world of football. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer needed less than a week to discover the fact ...
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If it takes players walking off to tackle racism infootball, so be it
On the whole he has received widespread support but the facthe had to speak out shows just how deeply ingrained racism is in the 'beautiful' game.
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Manchester City vs Brighton: Confident and assertive City have quadruple almost fully in sight
That isn't quite true, and that's even before you get to the fact they're the most lavishly-funded state project in the whole history of football, or that two ...
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'FC Platinum will win it again'
In fact, the quality of football that the Zimbabwean champions displayed in their two matches against South Africa's Orlando Pirates and what they ...
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Chennai City's success while promoting local talent a lesson for most other clubs!
Act global” - was the adage that rang true in the Indian footballcircles on ... Forget the fact that Chennai City were playing with just four foreigners ...
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Motherwell fan throws PIE at Rangers star Tavernier 24 hours after Hearts coconut incident
And the fact is they can't. “But my take on it, and our organisation's take on it, is that this is a football club problem. We really need to see the clubs ...
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Why Real Madrid fans hate Gareth Bale as superstar is booed again
Gareth Bale is lighting up the stage at Real Madrid, but the Madridistas don't think so... in fact, the White Army can't wait to see the back of him.
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Man City winger Riyad Mahrez excited entering Champions League week
You think about it and the fact that you could win the quadruple. “You could win the Champions League and the Premier League, but you could also ...
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Gordon Strachan dropped by Sky Sports over Adam Johnson comments
"I am also cognisant of the fact that the question asked on a football debate show - whether Adam Johnson will be able to resume his professional ...
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FSU Football: 3 observations from the 2019 spring game
FSU football took the field in Doak Campbell Stadium Saturday for its ... In fact, there was a lot of smack talk with physicality which has been missing for ...
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