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After Marco Rose left Salzburg for the German Bundesliga in the summer along with five key players, not to mention star striker Moanes Dabbur’s departure to Sevilla, the Austrian side were left with a chasm many believed would be insurmountable, at least on a short-term basis on the back of a golden period with the …
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By James Watson (@james_watson98) Enable. 10 Group One wins. Two Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe’s (soon to be three). Superstar Mare. This weekend could be the last time we ever see her run as she goes to Longchamp to defend her crown for the third time and looks to become the first horse to ever …
By Chris Kelly (@ccalciok) Welcome back. In the second part of our ‘Game Changers’ series, we move past the wartime period, focusing on two very different types of footballers. The first of which was, perhaps, the first to treat his position as a specialist one, assessing and adjusting his game and methods, and in doing …
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By Ollie Mudd Internationally uncapped Charlie Austin took to twitter this month to express his disgust at the exclusion of in-form Burnley Striker Ashley Barnes of the England squad, stating “If playing well and scoring goals in the Premier League you’ve got a chance of breaking into the England squad… I guess that’s not really …
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The Paddy Power kit stunt saw the Terriers hit with a £50k fine.
Racing takes place on ITV with live racing from Haydock, Ascot and Kempton Park. Last week got this series off to a flyer with three out of seven winners including at 8/1, 3/1 and 6/4. Positive was the obvious superstar last weekend when winning the Solario just narrowly denying Kameko. The Beverley Bullet was taken …
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