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De Gea under major strain -- Ferguson
Alex Ferguson admitted yesterday that David de Gea was struggling to meet the intense demands of playing in goal for Manchester United.
'Grandpa' banned for obscene gesture
A Brazilian second-tier club will be have to cope without the services of their team mascot for their next two home matches after 'it' was suspended for making obscene gestures to opposing fans.
Terry set to quit as Capello fumes at English FA
ENGLAND manager Fabio Capello is "furious" that he was not consulted over the decision to strip John Terry of the team's captaincy yesterday.
Mancini cool over strikers' form new
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is backing his misfiring strikers to get his side's title charge back on track.
Gerrard: Suarez return will lift us new
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard believes the return of Luis Suarez will help the club in their bid to secure a top-four finish and win some silverware.
We don't need strong Rangers, claims Lennon
Neil Lennon does not believe Celtic need a strong Rangers in order to thrive.
Pizarro set for debut as door left open for Tevez
Roberto Mancini insists he is not unduly concerned by Manchester City's poor run of form and claimed that his side will win the Premier League if they emerge from their difficult patch.
Zayed walks Red carpet after Hollywood hat-trick in Tehran
Eamon Zayed has had a Hollywood start to his career in Iran.
Cook on brink of stanley job
PAUL COOK could be Accrington Stanley manager by Monday -- the League 2 club have made a formal approach for the Sligo boss, WRITES RUAIDHRI O'CONNOR.
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