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Timeout with John Nuthall

nevadaappeal.com
Nov 10, 2008
        

Mike Houser Nevada Appeal Sports Writer TIMEOUT WITH JOHN NUTHALL (Nuthall is a senior midfielder for the Sierra League champion Carson Senators soccer team.) MH: What people don’t get about soccer… JN: Football players think...

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telegraph.co.uk: Dimitar Berbatov is not the source of Manchester United's problems telegraph.co.uk

Dimitar Berbatov is not the source of Manchester United's problems

telegraph.co.uk
Nov 9, 2008 4 related
        

Dimitar Berbatov has now scored just one goal in nine Premier League games for Manchester United since his move from Spurs and, when you cost more than £30 million, you will always be judged by the goals that you score....

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United lost in Rooney's red mist

independent.co.uk
Nov 10, 2008 1 related
        

Sometimes you wonder how different life would be if Wayne Rooney had signed for the English champions in the summer of 2004, instead of Manchester United. Would Arsène Wenger have tamed the rage any more successfully than Sir...

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Celtic's Cillian Sheridan for Ireland says Scott MacDonald

telegraph.co.uk
Nov 9, 2008 47 related
        

Celtic (1) 2 Motherwell (0) 0 Cillian Sheridan is ready for his call-up to the Republic of Ireland squad, according to Scott McDonald, who played alongside him for the third successive league game in Celtic's 2-0 victory over...

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Stan the man: Berbatov is yet to justify his fee

mirror.co.uk
Nov 10, 2008 1 related
        

In association with COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Dimitar Berbatov still does not convince me that he can score and be a success at the very highest level for Manchester United. I was at the Celtic vs United Champions League game for...

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guardian.co.uk: Samir Nasri and Cesc Fabregas guardian.co.uk

David Pleat: Midfield mastery provides platform for spirited win

guardian.co.uk
Nov 10, 2008
        

Arsenal reacted to the moral bruising inflicted by Tottenham Hotspur and Fenerbahce, and the physical hurt endured at the Britannia Stadium, with a performance that adopted Stoke City's tough, no-nonsense approach. They ended...

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Crisis is over for the Gunners

thesun.co.uk
Nov 10, 2008
        

GOT THE BLUES ... Ronaldo, Van der Sar and Berbatov at full time Pic: JAMIE McPHILIMEY Niklas in a twist NICKLAS BENDTNER is not the greatest striker ever to pull on an Arsenal shirt. But you did feel a bit sorry for him on...

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Arsenal 2-1 Manchester United

dailyrecord.co.uk
Nov 10, 2008 1 related
        

Nov 10 2008 Carl Askew SAMIR NASRI hates being labelled the new Zinedine Zidane but the comparison was hard to avoid after the best game so far of the Premiership season. The Frenchman's two goals edged Arsenal boss Wenger...

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Jones fans swept away on a red sea

icnetwork.co.uk
Nov 10, 2008 476 related
        

Nov 10 2008 by Phil Blanche, Western Mail THEY had travelled in their thousands to Manhattan, many resplendent in red Welsh rugby jerseys dreaming of the biggest superpower on earth bowing at the feet of a humble boy from...

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metro.co.uk: Gallas celebrates metro.co.uk

Arsenal 2 Manchester United 1: The day Gallas the Great proved his class

sportingo.com
Nov 9, 2008 5 related
        

When the pressure was on, who stood up to the plate? Hint, it wasn't Wayne Rooney or the world player of the year. The Arsenal v Manchester United game was the first I have ever walked away from. After the Spurs result, I just...

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