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Aston Villa to sign Chelsea's Steve Sidwell 'within 24 hours'
09.07.2008 08:14
telegraph.co.uk
Steve Sidwell will become Chelsea's first sale of the summer within the next 24 hours. Aston Villa have confirmed that they have agreed terms with both the club and player, and will now look to complete the deal without delay, subject to a medical.
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Aston Villa to sign Chelsea's Steve Sidwell 'within 24 hours'
09.07.2008 08:14
telegraph.co.uk
Steve Sidwell will become Chelsea's first sale of the summer within the next 24 hours. Aston Villa have confirmed that they have agreed terms with both the club and player, and will now look to complete the deal without delay, subject to a medical.
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Woman passes driving test after 27 years and 450 lessons
09.07.2008 08:14
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A woman has finally passed her driving test 27 years and 450 lessons after she first took to the road.
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Autonews
Andrew Flintoff back in the England fold
09.07.2008 07:11
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The comments of Mickey Arthur, the South Africa coach, that at least one of the England bowlers will be going into the opening Test against South Africa "with a cloud over him", may have had some resonance with England's attacking line-up this morning as Flintoff was confirmed to have returned to the England fold.
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Kevin Phillips leaves West Bromwich Albion for Birmingham City
09.07.2008 07:11
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Birmingham have confirmed the signing of West Bromwich Albion striker Kevin Philips on a free transfer. He has signed a two-year contract with the club.
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Portsmouth near £10m Peter Crouch signing
09.07.2008 06:11
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Peter Crouch is on the verge of completing his £10 million move to Portsmouth. The England international has agreed personal terms with Portsmouth and will complete his switch from Liverpool in the next 48 hours providing the results of his medical are approved.
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Sri Lanka tour to England on collision course with Indian Premier League
09.07.2008 06:11
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England's proposed Test series against Sri Lanka next summer is under threat due to fixture clashes with the Indian Premier League and unpaid fees.
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Cricket
Simon Jordan blasts £700,000 fee for star John Bostock's move to Tottenham
09.07.2008 06:11
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Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan has blasted a Football League tribunal's decision that Tottenham should pay just £700,000 for their young star John Bostock.
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Real Madrid tell Rafael Nadal: Cristiano Ronaldo will sign
09.07.2008 05:11
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Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Manchester United has taken yet another twist with the news Wimbledon champion Rafael Nadal received personal assurances from Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon that the Portugal international will sign for the Spanish club, casting further doubt on his position at Old Trafford.
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Arsenal tell AC Milan they will discuss Emmanuel Adebayor deal
09.07.2008 05:11
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The is-he-staying is-he-going Emmanuel Adebayor saga took another unexpected turn yesterday after AC Milan vice president Adriano Galliani announced that Arsenal have written to him to say they are willing to discuss selling the player.
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Liverpool target Spanish striker David Villa to replace Portsmouth-bound Peter Crouch
09.07.2008 05:11
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David Villa is one of Rafael Benitez's top targets to replace Peter Crouch although the Liverpool coach has said he will find it "difficult" to sign the Spaniard.
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England's Sri Lankan tour risks IPL fury
09.07.2008 04:13
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Clash with IPL makes players choose between Test cricket and money. Nick Hoult reports.
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Arsenal's Alexander Hleb denies bitter feud with Arsene Wenger and Cesc Fabregas
09.07.2008 03:16
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Alexander Hleb has played down reports of a rift with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and team-mate Cesc Fabregas, although he still seems likely to leave the club, writes Nicholas Spencer.
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Carlos Queiroz 'thrilled' by Portugal's offer
09.07.2008 03:16
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Manchester United's faint hopes of persuading Carlos Queiroz to remain at Old Trafford appeared to vanish last night after Sir Alex Ferguson's assistant said he was "thrilled" at the prospect of taking charge of Portugal for a second time, writes Neil Johnston
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