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Arsène Wenger in war of words with David Moyes over Cesc Fábregas
The Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger, has said he believes his captain, Cesc Fábregas, is the victim of witch-hunt
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Six Nations 2011: Warren Gatland desperate to end Wales's bleak run
Wales's recent history at home in the fixture against England will give their New Zealand coach hope tomorrow night
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Six Nations 2011: England's Ben Foden plays pantomime villain in Wales
The full-back Ben Foden believes England's attacking potential will allow him full expression on the Millennium Stadium stage, he tells Robert Kitson
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Blow for Toulon as Gavin Henson is ineligible for Heineken Cup
Gavin Henson signed for Toulon today but he will not be eligible to play in the Heineken Cup this season
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Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll commits himself to club and country
Brian O'Driscoll is one of three players to have signed new contracts with the Irish Rugby Football Union
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Six Nations 2011: An insider's guide to the teams and tactics
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EC official's court advice in TV rights case worries Premier League
If a Portsmouth pub landlady is successful in the European courts in her attempt to keep showing a Greek feed of live Premier League football then there could be far-reaching consequences
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David Moyes warns Everton must stem dangerous drift to retain stars
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Kevin Nolan cools Newcastle fans' ire over Andy Carroll exit line
Kevin Nolan has said sorry to Newcastle United fans after provoking anger on Tyneside by telling Liverpool TV that Andy Carroll was joining a 'great' club
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Tottenham will not be sold if they win Olympic Stadium bid, says Levy
The Tottenham Hotspur chairman, Daniel Levy, has denied there is any secret plan to sell the club if they move to the site of the Olympic Stadium
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Andy Carroll says he has matured but vows not to change at Liverpool
Andy Carroll said that despite the increase in attention after his £35m move to Liverpool he would not change how he lived his life
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Chairman John Williams heads for exit at Blackburn Rovers
The Blackburn Rovers chairman John Williams has left Ewood Park after 13 years in the job
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Gary Neville: angry, resolute, relentless and David Beckham's bedrock
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Wing and a prayer: how F1 thrills will rise at the touch of a button
The teams are testing in Valencia and the reaction in F1 to the reintroduction of adjustable rear wings and Kers, designed to increase overtaking opportunities, has been decidedly mixed
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Liam Plunkett endures 16,000-mile odyssey for England but may not play
Liam Plunkett flew two-thirds of the way across the world to Australia without the guarantee of a game for injury-hit England
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City councils may call Fifa's Sepp Blatter to court over World Cup bid
Sepp Blatter could be called to court by a group of city councils, to explain Fifa's conduct in the 2018 World Cup bidding race
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Rookie rider Nick Scholfield full of confidence for Pride of Dulcote
The jockey Nick Scholfield is full of confidence ahead of Pride of Dulcote's run in the Hennessy Gold Cup at Leopardstown on Sunday
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Clonmel winner Bishopsfurze low in pecking order for Willie Mullins
Clonmel winner Bishopsfurze has been placed low in the pecking order for the Supreme Novice hurdle at Cheltenham
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Gareth Southgate, Capello's job, and the art of ruling oneself out