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It was quite the shock to hear the news that Nigel Doughty had passed away on Radio Nottingham this
afternoon. 54 is certainly no age, and my thoughts and condolences go to his family and colleagues
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You have to fill a 25 man squad with somebody and given the three major loan departures and one
permanent sale earlier this week, perhaps it's no surprise at some of the names being included by
Spurs this week.
In addition to those departures, Tom Carroll and John Bostock also went out to Derby and
Sheffield Wednesday respectively so are David Bentley, Bongani Khumalo and Simon Dawkins literally
there to ‘make up the numbers?
Novara - Chievo 2:30pm - Fox Soccer A chance to see Michael Bradley in action, with 12th-place
Chievo traveling to bottom club Novara. In 20th-place, Novara have won two games this season, both
at home including a shock result against Inter Milan on September 20th. Chievo and Novara met on
the opening day of the season, drawing 2-2.
THE DARK SIDE CHRONICLES: Edition 001 Hello to all friends and foes in the Red Rantiverse. Yes
I'm back and I must say that returning to Red Rants is as much a shock to me as it is to you.
When I left some moths ago, I was determined to stay away for good as [...]
Lecce managed the shock of the round by stunning Inter Milan 1-0, the defeat bringing to an end the
Nerazzurri's six-game winning. Juventus kept their undefeated record intact by defeating highflying
Udinese by two goals to nil in very wet conditions in Turin on Saturday. Alessandro Matri was the
hero on the night as he claimed both strikes.
Okay, you can all relax now. Turns out that our hero, Arsenal captain Robin van Persie, will
NOT be sanctioned for allegedly throwing an elbow in the face of defender Carlos Cuéllar, after
all. Had the Football Association chosen to sanction him, and there certainly seemed to be
justification for doing so, the punishment to both Robin as an individual and Arsenal as a cohesive
whole would have been severe enough, considering the awful timing, to virtually end the team's
season on quite a sour note.
Okay, you can all relax now. Turns out that our hero, Arsenal captain Robin van Persie, will
NOT be sanctioned for allegedly throwing an elbow in the face of defender Carlos Cuéllar, after
all. Had the Football Association chosen to sanction him, and there certainly seemed to be
justification for doing so, the punishment to both Robin as an individual and Arsenal as a cohesive
whole would have been severe enough, considering the awful timing, to virtually end the team's
season on quite a sour note.
Tomorrow may not be a very good day for Newcastle supporters. Demba Ba Liverpool after this
player? Last year we lost Andy Carroll to Liverpool in a shock £35M deal on the last day of
this window, and even Alan Pardew was not expecting that. Now David Craig of Sky Sports News is
reporting there are persistent rumors (that will not [.
Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich angered their supporters yesterday with news that they would be
making a spectacular signing before the transfer window closed only for the fans to later find out
that it was a marketing gimmick.
Apparently, Bayern was trying to gain interest for their new app by creating intense speculation
as to who the signing would be.
Equatorial Guinea pulled off a shock result tonight, when they beat Senegal 2-1 at the Estadio de
Bata in Bata Demba Ba Senegal beaten - cannot advance from their group Both Newcastle strikers
Demba Ba and Papiss Cisse started the game up front for Senegal. Equatorial Guinea went two goals
up with goals from C.
By Chris Wright
The African Cup of Nations saw it's first (of many, if previous tournaments are anything to go
by) ridiculous goalkeeping ricket during Zambia's shock 2-1 win over Senegal last night with
Zambian 'keeper Kennedy Mweene dropping a big hairy bollock at the end of the first half, playing
fast and loose with the rules governing the size of his goal area when mopping up after a
free-kick.
Some of us are just about getting over the shock of seeing a Newcastle side completely dismantled
in the second half at Fulham on Saturday afternoon. Danny Guthrie after scoring great opening
goal on Saturday After bossing the first half and Danny Guthrie scoring a wonderful goal with his
left foot, everything looked set up to get all 3 points and move into 5th [.
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew wants to get two of his players signed up on new contracts at
Newcastle. Coloccini and Guthrie yesterday after Danny scored After the shock of yestreday's second
half performance at Fulham, Alan Pardew is hoping to tie down both his captain Fabricio Coloccini
and Danny Guthrie to new contracts, and the sooner the [.
Henri Lansbury's last game for Arsenal this season was the 8-2 defeat at Old Trafford. He's been
at Arsenal since he was 9-years-old but his worst ever day in football came at the hands of
Manchester United earlier this season.
Two weeks after our demolition of Arsenal, Lansbury signed for West Ham on loan and was quick to
grab their badge when he scored on his debut.
Rockin' Robins Non-league Wrexham were a whisker away from pulling off an FA Cup shock after taking
Championship side Brighton to a penalty shootout in their third round replay. Goalkeeper Joslain
Mayebi did his best to put off the Seagulls' penalty takers with a bizarre goal-line dance. But it
didn't have the desired effect as [.
Saturday's match against Stoke didn't provide much in the way of top quality individual
performances to look back on over the longest break between games in December or January, but
amongst the many disappointing showings was yet another quality outing for Martin Skrtel. Six
months ago fans impatiently waited for Phil Jones or Scott Dann to arrive on the transfer market
and bump the Slovak down the depth chart, and now all the rugged defender does is turn in one man
of the match calibre performance after another.
David Trezeguet (front) in training for new club River Plate
Argentinian giants River Plate, who are currently playing in their country's second division
following last season's shock relegation, have showed their ambition to get back into the top
flight by signing former France international David Trezeguet.
Mail: Andy Carroll 'happy' at Liverpool
Andy Carroll has no plans to leave Liverpool despite the possibility of a shock return to
Newcastle. They could offer the Liverpool flop an incredible route out of his Anfield nightmare by
tabling a bid in the transfer window.
Manchester United legend Paul Scholes made a shock return to Manchester United's midfield eight
months after his retirement in yesterday's FA Cup clash with Manchester City. OTP decided to run
the rule over Scholes' second debut with the aid of the Performa Sports iPad sports analysis app.
So here's a statistical look at Scholes' influence [.
1. Poor old Olympic cycling champion Chris Hoy probably had another busy Sunday explaining that
he's not a referee to irate Manchester City fans. 2. Great to see Paolo Di Canio at the centre of
the biggest shock of the weekend as Swindon saw off Wigan. He might be left disappointed by his
hopes to [.
The final whistle is blown at the Etihad Stadium and it is safe and fair to say that Manchester
United fans the world over breathed a huge collective sigh of relief. Pre kickoff, we had the
shock...
Continue to the full story
Mail: Liverpool 5 Oldham 1: Andy Carroll breaks his duck
Andy Carroll finally scored for Liverpool as they bounced back from the shock of conceding first
against League One Oldham to emerge triumphant from their FA Cup third round tie.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2012-01-06 21:55:29 from: The Mail
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The recent loss of Gary Ablett at such a young age was a shock for everyone connected with
Liverpool FC, including former manager Rafa Benitez, who has paid a glowing tribute to the defender
who won two league titles at Anfield.Writing on his website, Benitez - who brought Ablett back to
the club in 2006 as reserve team coach - said: "When I first interviewed him [Ablett] for the post
of Reserve
Mail: Liverpool want Sunderland's Stephane Sessegnon
Unsettled Sunderland midfielder Stephane Sessegnon has emerged as a shock target for Liverpool.
The 27-year-old is struggling to adapt to life in England.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2012-01-05 07:08:45 from: The Mail
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As of today, with one game of his ban served against Manchester City and the fixtures flying by
fast in January, Luis Suarez is set to miss Oldham in the FA Cup, Manchester City home and away in
the League Cup semi-finals, plus Stoke, Bolton, and Wolves in the league in January and the first
match of February against Tottenham.
Kean down and out After months of abuse and attacks, Blackburn manager Steve Kean must have thought
the coast was finally clear following his side's shock win at Manchester United. The minute he let
his guard down he came under attack from his own players. Morten Gamst Pedersen put in this
crunching tackle during the [.
Liverpool striker Andy Carroll could be in line for a shock return to Newcastle on a short-term
loan reports talkSPORT.
The 22-year-old has struggled to rediscover his best form since making his £35million move to
Merseyside last January, and is said to be willing to return to the North East.
Magpies boss Alan Pardew is a huge admirer of the former Newcastle hitman, and has always left the
door open for Carroll to return to St James' Park.
Liverpool striker Dirk Kuyt could be in line for a shock Anfield departure during the January
transfer window with Galatasaray showing an interest, according to reports in The Metro.
Since arriving at Liverpool from Feyenoord for £10million in 2006, Kuyt has been one of the key
players for the Anfield outfit.
Stories of loud and obnoxious soccer parents are not hard to come by. We've all encountered
them, though in my experience they're not as widespread as the media would lead you to believe.
When you do encounter them, it's usually a couple of parents being loud and/or obnoxious while the
other parents behave (and often try to get as far away from the loud ones as possible).
Exclusive Carroll could make shock loan return to Newcastle
Toon boss Alan Pardew is considering a short-term deal for the under pressure Liverpool
striker
View the full story here: Talksport
A news article on 2012-01-03 11:54:05 from: Talksport
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Won on the lips Fan kiss a player right on the mouth by Anatolly7 Sunderland striker Ji Dong-Won
got an unsolicited introduction to the passion of English football with a post-goal snog from a
persistent fan. The South Korean starlet found himself on the receiving end of some love from a
Black Cats supporter after [.
With only 5 points gained from the last eight games played, Newcastle fans will be hoping the lads
can get something out of the game tomorrow night against Manchester United. Yohan Cabaye
possibility to win against Manchester United The Red Devils are coming off their shock 3-2
home defeat to Blackburn who got back to their losing ways against Stoke City by [.
Alan Hansen 'devastated' by Gary Ablett death
BBC football pundit Alan Hansen says the death of his former Liverpool team mate Gary Ablett has
come as a shock. Ablett, who is the only the player to win the FA Cup with both Liverpool and
Everton, died at the age of 46 following a battle against non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Anything can happen in the WWF, err, EPL. Bar none this was the best weekend of Premier League
results. It began with Manchester United losing at Old Trafford to last-place Blackburn and
finished with Sunderland pulling an absolute shock at the death against first-place Manchester
City. There is so much to mull over and ponder, yet I frankly had zero free time to do it this
weekend and form
The great title teach-in: City were rocked, the champions fell, so who will seize the
initiative?
After Manchester City's shock 1-0 defeat at Sunderland in the Barclays Premier League,
Sportsmail writers assess the chasing pack's chances of overtaking the leaders and keeping their
nerve all the way through to the title in May.
Wayne Rooney was a notable absence from Man United's shock 3-2 loss with Blackburn Rovers on
Saturday and despite Ferguson stating that he was struggling with an injury, rumours have been
circulated that the player was axed following allegations that he, Johnny Evans and Darron Gibson
went out following the 5-0 win against Wigan on boxing day.
Liverpool target Darren Bent
Liverpool are planning a shock raid for England and Aston Villa striker Darren Bent in the
January transfer window. Kenny Dalglish will test Villa's resolve with a £24million bid.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2012-01-01 12:01:38 from: The Mail
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Liverpool plot shock £24m swoop for England striker
Aston Villa's Darren Bent keen to link up with former team-mate Stewart Downing at Anfield
View the full story here: The Mirror
A news article on 2011-12-31 23:59:11 from: The Mirror
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Blackburn produced arguably the shock of the season so far by defeating Manchester United 3-2 at
Old Trafford in an unexpected set back for the champions. A Dimitar Berbatov brace wasn't enough to
rescue United as goals from Yakubu and Grant Hanley sealed a famous victory for under pressure
manager Steve Kean.
Tweet my Goal birthday special! The best gags from Blackburn's shock win against Man
United
Blackburn pulled off one of the shocks of the season by beating Manchester United 3-2 at Old
Trafford and on Sir Alex Ferguson's 70th birthday to boot Here's how it unfolded on our
@MirrorFootball feed :
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A news article on 2011-12-31 15:26:07 from: The Mirror
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