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Stan Collymore victim of vile Gary Speed Twitter tirade

Stan Collymore has revealed he was the target of a vile racist Twitter tirade in which he was sensationally told to 'hang yourself like Gary Speed'.

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Well, certainly not breaking news by any stretch but just in case you forgot the QPR debacle, lord knows I've tried, AVB has gotten his charge for 'improper conduct'. More, after the jump:

Got Cases for Days..

So it's not exactly the FA related news we were expecting, but still, I guess it matters?

Ian Ayre insisted that Liverpool Football Club weren't looking to sell their own overseas television rights.
Clarifying comments made earlier this week regarding the sale of Barclays Premier League overseas rights, the Liverpool Managing Director claimed the debate needs to be opened up but believes his comments were taken out of context in the media.

From one recalcitrant to another, we have Mancini's first test: curing a suicidal Manchester City malaise (by Darshan Joshi)

At least Roberto Mancini's selection headaches are thinning. The petulance of Edin Džeko will see the Bosnian left out of City's weekend clash with Blackburn, while Carlos Tévez's latest insipid tirade has seen Mancini finally pull the plug on last season's top goalscorer.

Martin Johnson slams misfiring England stars and Fernando Torres reaches new low

England's rugby players were left stunned after being subjected to a dressing-room tirade from a livid Martin Johnson, despite an emphatic World Cup win over Georgia.

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The news was coming out yesterday that Joey Barton was furious in the Newcastle dressing room after the game on Sunday. Joey Barton tirade in Elland Road dressing room after the game And apparently he told his Newcastle team mates just exactly what he thought of them, and those readers who sent me emails [.

The news was coming out yesterday that Joey Barton was furious in the Newcastle dressing room after the game on Sunday. Joey Barton tirade in Elland Road dressing room after the game And apparently he told his Newcastle team mates just exactly what he thought of them, and those readers who sent me emails [.

Liverpool's interest in Newcastle United defender Jose Enrique has "cooled" according to sources on Merseyside, despite the Spaniard's attempts to hasten his departure from St James's Park this week.
Enrique trained with his Newcastle United teammates in America yesterday, despite using the social networking site Twitter to criticize owner Mike Ashley for a lack of ambition, accusing the board of selling their best players and lying about making an improved contract offer to keep him.

Let me start by saying that this isn't going to be a anger filled anti-Fergie tirade like the ones I have become famous for in the past. Let's just say that I may be in a small minority of fans who truly are not pleased with what has gone on this off-season with our transfer policies [...]

By Chris Wright

Admittedly, you really have to have a decent grasp of foul-mouthed Spanish expletives to fully take in the hilarity of this chap's verbal tirade, but it's fairly safe to say that this elderly River Plate fan didn't take his side's recent relegation to the second tier of Argentinian football particularly well.

The Arsenal board's lack of business conduct and ethics has cost us sporting success. by Adam Kemp After last season's shocking demise, I launched a tirade of confounded frustration in the direction of Arsene Wenger. I am still appalled at how the manager has conducted this transfer window allowing key players to be subject to [.

BARCELONA, Spain (AP) Barcelona's directors were meeting Thursday to decide whether to report Jose Mourinho to UEFA after the Real Madrid coach hit out at the club and its coach, Pep Guardiola, following the Catalan club's 2-0 Champions League semifinal victory.

Barcelona's legal team was analyzing Mourinho's news conference from Wednesday night, when the Portuguese coach said Guardiola should feel "ashamed" if his club goes on to win the trophy.

Once more the tabloid hacks are weeing themselves trying to pin some awful deed upon Manchester City's Mario Balotelli, after the fracas at the end of City's surprisingly comfortable F.A. Cup semi-final win over Manchester United.

Once more they're talking from their not inconsiderably-sized bottoms.

Game Intelligence looks at the bigger picture obscured behind Rooney's colourful language. Despite an impending two match suspension, Wayne Rooney's foul mouthed tirade will be music to his manager's ears. Forget the debate over whether Rooney should be punished for ... Continue reading →

Game Intelligence looks at the bigger picture obscured behind Rooney's colourful language. Despite an impending two match suspension, Wayne Rooney's foul mouthed tirade will be music to his manager's ears. Forget the debate over whether Rooney should be punished for ... Continue reading →

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Sir Alex has a long-held reputation for suffering no fools and making his voice heard. However, this time his tongue has gotten him into serious trouble, invoking a lifetime "no-touch-line" ban for all gentlemen clubs forming part of the Foxy-entertainment Association (FA).

In a week where Arsenal's dream of a historic quadruple has faded into near nothingness while Manchester United's hopes of bagging a terrific treble continue to burn brightly, Sir Alex Ferguson has sought to adopt an an all too familiar siege mentality in relation to recent media criticism and jibes he has received from rival managers of his attitude towards match officials.

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Sunday features four different matches involving Premier League clubs. The first is the Black Country derby between West Bromwich Albion, with Roy Hodgson in charge of his first match for the Baggies, against Wolverhampton Wanderers. The next match on deck is the Fourth Round FA Cup replay between Manchester City and Notts County at Eastlands.

On February 15, 2003 the Manchester faithful lay in shock after United were eliminated from the FA Cup in the fifth round to Arsenal (2-0). But what was more shocking was seeing David Beckham exiting the locker room with stitches over his brow.

After the match, a livid Fergie exploded some pent-up frustration on his team brought up by their on-field form, or lack thereof.

On Saturday morning at Old Trafford, Manchester United held off their local rivals 2-1 thanks to a cracking overhead finish from an otherwise off-form Wayne Rooney.
City enjoyed possession and were successful going forward throughout, but the Red side had enough luck with Rooney's unlikely finish to nick all three points.

LIVERPOOL, England — The Football Association will open an investigation after Liverpool winger Ryan Babel posted a digitally altered picture on Twitter of referee Howard Webb wearing a Manchester United shirt. Webb awarded a penalty against Liverpool and later sent off its captain Steven Gerrard as Man United won 1-0 in the third round of [.

Is nobody safe from Sav's Twitter attacks? Off The Post has found itself the subject of an unlikely Twitter tirade from Robbie Savage this afternoon. The Derby County midfielder took exception to our post suggesting that frustrated Rams fans were well within their rights to boo their side's during the 0-0 draw with Millwall.