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Sporting Miscellanies

23.11.09

Despite a tremendously difficult weekend for Arsenal, at least the manager had a personal triumph

Perfect chance for Andy Murray to prove he is the best of the best

23.11.09

British No1 looks well placed to go all the way in season finale as the cream of men’s tennis do battle at the O2 Arena

Outcome inevitable after Robbie Keane spurns his gift

19.11.09

Never mind Henry's dishonesty, you cannot afford to waste golden chances like the one Tottenham star threw away

Forget our third raters, it is Brazil's demise that really hurts

16.11.09

While England’s ‘B’ side showed that we lack much in reserve, the poor display by the South American greats proves the World Cup could well be lacking...
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Sporting Miscellanies

16.11.09

In a fetching little irony, the man who began his career as Barcelona's interpreter falls victim to a pesky translation problem himself

Sporting Miscellanies

13.11.09

In his own mind, if perhaps nowhere else, Steve McClaren's rehabilitation goes from strength to strength

Sporting Miscellanies

09.11.09

Keen students of Sky Sports' fulsome pre-match analyses will have noted an omission from the preamble to the game at Stamford Bridge

Stuttering Chelsea still look like diamond geezers

09.11.09

Chelsea’s defeat of United, when they were so out of sorts, is the classic hallmark of champions elect

Tyres were flat but these Blues still have real drive

04.11.09

The Chelsea players may be ageing but this remains a formidable team that can be excused a lacklustre night

Terrible Tottenham still living in a fantasy world

02.11.09

Even before the match started, Harry’s jokers always knew they lacked the urgency, commitment, skill, passion, fight and tactics to beat their great...
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Sporting Miscellanies

02.11.09

How many more confessions can we take from that gushing geyser of belated truth-telling, Andre Agassi?

Sporting Miscellanies

30.10.09

The release of Football Manager 2010 marks a thrilling development in the nerdsome world of the computer game

Gianfranco Zola draws more pleasure from a share of the spoils

26.10.09

Two gigantic questions hung over Upton Park when this fixture began, and despite much of the journey being aimless, circuitous and mind-numbingly...
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Sporting Miscellanies

26.10.09

What is it with the most austere of our sporting heroes and musical theatre?

Champion Jenson Button can laugh off the gags now

19.10.09

Although these are hardly the very last words an English sportswriter ever expected to write, there's no denying a surreal quality to typing the...
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Sporting Miscellanies

19.10.09

Regarding the Freakiest Premier League Goal EVER, the one I feel really sorry isn't Rafa Benitez or Pepe Reina...it's Nena

Sporting Miscellanies

16.10.09

In one of those surveys PR firms put out in the hope of cheap publicity, confused.com releases a list of the 50 most confusing things about modern...
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Steve Bruce blind to Peter Crouch's powers

15.10.09

Crouch gives Capello a reminder of his talents but, bizarrely, it’s not enough to stop Becks winning man of the match

Sporting Miscellanies

09.10.09

Political historians of tomorrow will have cause for gratitude to Channel 4’s When Boris Met Dave for revealing the key formative influence on the...
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Give me potty Didier Drogba over beautiful Fernando Torres

05.10.09

Torres is a magnificent scorer of wonderful goals but in the dull real world, I’d plump for Didier

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