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Premier League slides into the grip of radical non-possessionManchester City’s dominance is increasing the trend towards one side dominating ball possession in games and that threatens to diminish the spectacle
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Mourinho calls claims he is unhappy at Old Trafford ‘garbage news’José Mourinho has responded to speculation that he is unhappy at Manchester United, insisting he will be at the club next season and hopes to extend his stay beyond three years
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The atmosphere was incredible. Imre Varadi was hit in the face by a pieFormer Everton captain Kevin Ratcliffe reminisces about past FA Cup ties against Liverpool as the teams prepare to face each other in the third round
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Premier League slides into the grip of radical non-possessionManchester City’s dominance is increasing the trend towards one side dominating ball possession in games and that threatens to diminish the spectacle
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Wenger’s high-wire act exposes hole at heart of ArsenalArsène Wenger’s fatal attraction to playing at all costs leaves defence as an afterthought, as highlighted in Arsenal’s 2-2 draw with Chelsea
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Juventus confident of signing Emre Can for freeJuventus are confident they will be able to sign Emre Can on a free transfer in the summer
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O’Faolains Boy can breath life into Rebecca Curtis’ difficult seasonThe Pembrokeshire trainer has endured a season of transition but in O’Faolains Boy she has a hardy steeplechaser well equipped for the Welsh Grand National
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Dawid Malan backs Jonny Bairstow’s decision to turn down nightwatchmanEngland’s Dawid Malan said he would have a nightwatchman ‘every time but each to their own’, while Graeme Swann was ‘flummoxed’ that the decision was left to Bairstow himself
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Gifs that keep on givingGifs that keep on givingThe gifs that keep on giving: laughter, face football and two big clearancesFeaturing two UFC fighters trying to pretend, a new form of badminton, fast fists, a very short game of pool and an exceedingly chamring basketball player
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Forgotten storiesForgotten storiesThe forgotten story of … the Colourful XI tragedyFifteen Dutch footballers were among 176 people who died in a 1989 plane crash. Edu Nandlal, one of the survivors, tells his story of the disaster
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