telegraph.co.uk
Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor's move to AC Milan still on as asking price is reduced
13.07.2008 22:09
telegraph.co.uk
Emmanuel Adebayor returns to Arsenal training still facing the prospect of a move to Milan after the club reportedly almost halved their asking price for the disenchanted striker.
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Football
Pele and Tutu save Gordon Banks' tribute
13.07.2008 22:09
telegraph.co.uk
Gordon Banks' 70 years have included some amazing sights, notably the save that brought Pele to a blustery Britannia Stadium on Saturday, though none, surely, as surreal as Archbishop Desmond Tutu patrolling the technical area during a match that doubled as a tribute to the great Stoke City and England goalkeeper and "celebration of sport and peace", writes Phil Shaw.
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Football
Football's wealth gap divides players and fans
13.07.2008 22:09
telegraph.co.uk
Great wealth for the few has broken the notion of team ethic.
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Football
Hibernian learn from Intertoto loss in Sweden
13.07.2008 22:09
telegraph.co.uk
Hibernian manager Mixu Paatelainen believes the Intertoto Cup has proved a worthwhile venture despite the 4-0 aggregate defeat to IF Elfsborg in the second round.
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Football
Liverpool's Daniel Agger glad to be back
13.07.2008 22:09
telegraph.co.uk
Daniel Agger ended nearly a year of frustration when he played for Liverpool in a friendly at Tranmere.
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Football
Luton Town 'kicked in teeth' by Football League
13.07.2008 22:09
telegraph.co.uk
Prospective chairman Nick Owen rails against Football League's decision to force the club to start their League Two campaign with a 30-point penalty.
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Football
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson in no rush to replace Carlos Queiroz
13.07.2008 22:09
telegraph.co.uk
Mike Phelan, Rene Meulensteen and Brian McClair have all been called upon to fill the breach, but United manager is wisely preparing to wait before appointing a new man in place of former assistant.
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Football
Sven-Goran Eriksson backs Manchester United in Cristiano Ronaldo 'slavery' row
13.07.2008 22:09
telegraph.co.uk
Sven-Goran Eriksson has defended Manchester United's attempts to retain the services of Cristiano Ronaldo by dismissing Sepp Blatter's comparisons between the player and the slave trade as potentially disastrous for football.
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Football
Championship: Vikram Solanki leads from front with match-saving century
13.07.2008 21:10
telegraph.co.uk
Simon Jones looked after act one, Vikram Solanki sailed through act two with his third century of the season, and that was that. Worcestershire duly saved the game after clawing back a deficit of 141.
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Cricket
Championship: Mark Pettini's runs put Essex firmly in control
13.07.2008 21:10
telegraph.co.uk
Essex gained seven bonus points and are poised to achieve their fourth championship win of the season but bottom team Glamorgan will need to battle hard today to avoid a third innings defeat in four games.
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Cricket
Championship: Mark Ramprakash forced to wait for 100th first-class century once more
13.07.2008 21:10
telegraph.co.uk
Former England batsman misses out yet again on his quest for history, writes Paul Bolton.
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Cricket
Back injury makes Ryan Sidebottom doubt for England's second Test against South Africa
13.07.2008 21:09
telegraph.co.uk
Ryan Sidebottom is in danger of missing Friday's second Test because of a bad back sustained by sleeping on unfamiliar mattresses, the England camp revealed yesterday.
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Cricket
Championship: Kent close in on victory
13.07.2008 21:09
telegraph.co.uk
A day that began with Yorkshire on top, ended with five expectant Kent slips lurking like vultures round a doomed animal.
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Cricket
Championship: Evans and Finn reach new heights
13.07.2008 21:09
telegraph.co.uk
Danny Evans and Steve Finn, the fast young guns of Middlesex, were blazing here, and from the bad to the downright ugly, there was little good to say about the home batting. Evans collected five for 54 and Finn three for 34, though Gloucestershire did escape the follow-on.
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Cricket
Championship: Derbyshire edge ahead on day of attrition
13.07.2008 21:09
telegraph.co.uk
Even those who regard Twenty20 cricket as a vulgar aberrance must have yearned for some of its energy and aggression to infiltrate these proceedings as batsmen vied to outdo each other in passivity during an attritional day that yielded only 206 runs and left Derbyshire marginally better placed.
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