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2009
Articles from 17th Jun 2009
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Espanyol reveal City interest in youngster
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Espanyol have confirmed Manchester City are keen to sign young midfielder Joan Angel Roman, but insist they are still waiting to receive a "satisfactory offer" from the English club. Read
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Robinho will stay - Cook
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Robinho will remain with Manchester City next season, according to chief executive Garry Cook. Read
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Bath quartet to face RFU
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
England flanker Michael Lipman and three of his former Bath team-mates must face an RFU disciplinary panel charged with conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game. Read
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Blues to respond to UEFA sanctions
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Chelsea were on Wednesday considering their response to UEFA's decision to hand lengthy European bans to Didier Drogba and Jose Bosingwa and fine the club £85,000 following their controversial Champions League exit to Barcelona. Read
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UEFA punish Chelsea
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
UEFA have punished Chelsea for the scenes which followed their exit from the Champions League at Stamford Bridge last month. Read
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McGhee thrilled with Celtic opener
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Aberdeen manager Mark McGhee is thrilled to have been handed an opening day meeting with Celtic, admitting he had been hoping for the mouth-watering clash. Read
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Martinez not planning Swans raid
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
New Wigan manager Roberto Martinez has promised Swansea he will not raid the club for their star names. Read
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Magpies open with Albion trip
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
The harsh reality of life in the Coca-Cola Championship hit home for Newcastle on Wednesday as the fixture list for the new season was published. Read
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No time left for discussion - Mosley
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
FIA president Max Mosley has warned the members of the Formula One Teams' Association there is no compromise over Friday's d-day. Read
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Liverpool handed tough schedule
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Rafael Benitez looks set to once again be thumbing through his diary after the announcement of the fixtures for the 2009/10 Barclays Premier League campaign landed Liverpool with some tough scheduling after European games. Read
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Button can be 'the new Prost'
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Jenson Button may not yet be a world champion but, according to Sir Jackie Stewart, he is driving like one, with the Scot comparing him to one of the all-time greats in Alain Prost. Read
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Teams bid to end dispute
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
The Formula One Teams' Association have made a last-ditch attempt to resolve their feud with the FIA and bring peace to the sport. Read
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Murray seeded third for Wimbledon
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Andy Murray has been seeded third for Wimbledon, which gets under way at the All England Club on Monday. Read
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Wolves snap up Hahnemann
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Wolves have signed Marcus Hahnemann to mentor goalkeepers Wayne Hennessey and Carl Ikeme, according to chief executive Jez Moxey. Read
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Milner value for money - O'Neill
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Martin O'Neill believes Aston Villa's record signing James Milner more than lived up to his £12million price tag last season. Read
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Rovers eye new deal for Pedersen
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Blackburn chairman John Williams hopes to tie winger Morten Gamst Pedersen to a new contract in the next month. Read
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Emotion drew Mowbray back to Celtic
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Tony Mowbray revealed his emotional time at Celtic as a player encouraged him to return as the club's new manager. Read
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Duo ruled out of first Test
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
The British and Irish Lions have ruled James Hook and Euan Murray out of their selection plans for Saturday's first Test against world champions South Africa. Read
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Baggies start for Newcastle
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Newcastle begin life in the Coca-Cola Championship with a trip to another side eager to reclaim their Premier League status in the shape of West Brom when the Football League kicks off on Saturday, August 8. Read
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Bairns opener for champions Rangers
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Rangers have a low-key opening to their defence of the Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier League with a home fixture against Falkirk on August 15. Read
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Brum deal for United
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Champions Manchester United being their defence of the Barclays Premier League title at home to newly-promoted Birmingham on August 15. Read
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City owners promise shake-up
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Manchester City are looking to bring in up to six more players as they attempt to create a squad that can make an impact on the Barclays Premier League next season. Read
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Martinez making transfer plans
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Roberto Martinez has already drawn up a list of potential targets as he begins life as Wigan's manager. Read
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Flower optimistic ahead of Ashes
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Andy Flower remains convinced England will start their Ashes campaign next month full of confidence despite their disappointing exit from the World Twenty20 tournament. Read
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FIA and FOTA still at loggerheads
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
The FIA and the Formula One Teams' Association have just three days to resolve their differences otherwise a breakaway series will move a step closer to fruition. Read
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I'm still in Nicklaus shadow - Woods
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Tiger Woods has proclaimed Jack Nicklaus as the best golfer of all time - for now. Read
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Borg tips Murray for Wimbledon joy
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Bjorn Borg is convinced it is only a matter of time before Andy Murray wins Wimbledon. Read
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O'Gara shocked by Kings' tactics
Jun 17 2009 | National Sport
Ian McGeechan will get down to business of selecting his British and Irish Lions team for the opening Test match against world champions South Africa today. Read
