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Wayne Rooney is refusing to set himself a goals target for the season despite crashing through the 30 barrier at Old Trafford last night.
No progress in Semenya case
Caster Semenya's future in athletics remained under a cloud today after it was revealed no further progress had been been made in ascertaining her gender status.
Nomura to advise Red Knights
The battle for control of Manchester United has taken another twist following confirmation that a leading global investment bank has agreed to advise on a possible acquisition of the Old Trafford outfit by the Red Knights group.
Rooney's perfect storm scuttles Rossoneri
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Flannery: I did not use concussion as excuse
Jerry Flannery has denied trying to use a "concussion defence" to extricate himself from the ban that ruled him out of the final three rounds of the Six Nations.
Cats our barometer -- Walsh
WHEN Cork demolished Kilkenny in the second half of 2004 All-Ireland final they could never have imagined that in March 2010 they would still be waiting for their next victory over the black-and-amber.
Relegation U-turn looms in McCarthy reshuffle
THE All-Ireland hurling championship format will change for the eighth time in 13 years if counties agree to overturn a vote taken only five months ago.
Clinical Pjanic bankrupts Madrid's costly pursuit of Euro domination
If the prevailing wisdom that it is advisable to spend one's way out of recession holds true for football, Premier League clubs should brace themselves for another summer of pain from Spain after Real Madrid suffered the footballing equivalent of a sudden bankruptcy last night.
Keane fighting pitch battle
ROBBIE KEANE has admitted that some of the pitches in the Scottish Premier League have been worse than he expected.
Harrington lines up date with Obama
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Underdog spirit on a hard road
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Reds at crossroads
AT HOME and abroad, on the pitch and in the boardroom, Liverpool are at the crossroads.
Masters bombshell
THE Cork football squad have been rocked by the decision of sharpshooter James Masters to walk away from the county panel.
Vote of no confidence on cards for McCarthy
JUSTIN McCarthy's tenure as Limerick hurling manager has come under renewed threat after one club yesterday submitted a motion of no confidence in his management.
Kazal unlikely to block Psycho's path to glory
In the money at recent Cheltenham festivals, former classy hurdlers Kazal and Psycho return to action at Clonmel this afternoon when tackling the larger obstacles again in the modest Comeragh Beginners Chase.
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