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There was absolutely no indication of Christmas cheers and goodwill across the English professional football setup on Boxing Day where match officials had the busiest of outings compared to club players and managers. A shameful record number of red...
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Didier Drogba scored with six minutes left to give Chelsea a 2-1 win over Arsenal on Saturday and a place in the FA Cup final on May 30.
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They’ve been men-only for three centuries.
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Guus Hiddink ruled out staying on as Chelsea manager beyond the end of the season on Friday because of his commitment to Russia’s national team.
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Chelsea is coming to Seattle to play the expansion Sounders in a summer exhibition match.
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A woman whose estranged husband blinded and disfigured her by dousing her with lye faced him in court at his sentencing Wednesday, describing the painful torment of not...
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Chelsea says Guus Hiddink has been chosen to replace fired coach Luiz Felipe Scolari until the end of the season.
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Portuguese attacking winger Ricardo Quaresma had hoped to make it big in Italy when countryman Jose Mourinho signed him from FC Porto for a massive 15 million pound at...
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Fernando Torres scored twice in the last two minutes to revive Liverpool’s Premier League title hopes with a 2-0 victory over Chelsea on Sunday, cutting...
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Matt Dillon has pleaded not guilty to a Dec. 30 speeding charge in which police say they spotted the actor doing 106 miles per hour on an interstate highway in...
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Nottingham Forest won 3-0 at high-spending Manchester City for the biggest upset in the third round of the FA Cup on Saturday. In another surprise, Southend played to a...
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Liverpool took a three-point lead in the Premier League on Sunday, routing Newcastle 5-1 while Chelsea was held to a 2-2 tie at Fulham.
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Whittard, a venerable British tea and coffee merchant, was sold to a private equity company Tuesday by administrators appointed under bankruptcy laws.
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Whittard of Chelsea, a venerable British tea and coffee merchant, is on the brink of collapse, a person close to the company said Tuesday as bad news continued to...
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Whittard of Chelsea, a British tea and coffee merchant, is likely to be sold this week, a person close to talks said Tuesday after British media reported the...
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Manchester United fans still remember the iconic and celebratory Old Trafford touchline sprint of Jose Mourinho in 2004 when the self-proclaimed ‘special one’, in...
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Sunday’s moral boosting 2-1 win at Stamford Bridge has given Arsenal fans some early Christmas cheers although it has to be said that the North Londoners must now...
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Nicolas Anelka struck twice in each half to propel Chelsea to the top of the Premier League on goal difference at the expense of Paul Ince’s Blackburn Rovers on a...
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If I say Roman Abramovich has thrown in $400 million to build a personal yacht, you would probably imagine him to be some billionaire with ample money to do it....
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Manchester United and the English Premier League might claim to be taking the commercial world by storm with their innovative marketing, but the golden rule that great...
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Avram Grant want be too pleased a man after a recent statement form the ex Blues Coach, Jose Mourinho, mentioning that it was purely because of his coaching prowess and...
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Football has abundance of remorseful examples the so called “financial irregularities”. Prominent among them has been George Graham, sacked as Arsenal...
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The Wembley Stadium is all set for its first real biggie after six long years - the Football Association has announced that the Wembley stadium will host the 2k7...
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When the proceedings at the World Cup 2006 in Germany lived out peacefully, it had prompted many to believe that the football fans have understood the intricacy of the...
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Chelsea and England captain John Terry was sent off following two yellows in the Blues’ 2-1 defeat to Tottenham Hotspurs at White Hart Lane on Nov. 5, this being...
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The Football Association will come out with some altered regulations for transfers in the game, when the transfer window opens midseason in January... the new set of...
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There was a controversial sting to Tottenham’s Premiership game against West Ham, Spurs and England striker Jermain Defoe bit the arm of Javier Mascherano (West...
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It is a part of the goal-keepers routine to get injured... Injuries are a part of their workout...But the injuries can be seriously devastating sometimes... This is...
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England 2 Germany 0 ... Yes this is the score line... But don’t get surprised it is the score of the U21 European championships qualifier... The English have...
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There is no smoke without fire...This is what the BBC’s undercover programme Panorama has proved...It has investigated into the alleged corruption in the game of...
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