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Arsenal
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Eduardo-bashing just isn't cricket
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Cricket has long been used as a symbolic representation of the values of fair play, something of an English obsession. It is interesting then that the sport which is chosen to epitomise these values was invented by the English but popularised throughout the then 'barbaric' world on the back of colonialism and the British empire.
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Plymouth Argyle
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Paul Sturrock: An early managerial casualty?
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The new Championship season is still in its infancy, yet a steadily growing number of Plymouth's supporters are calling for an immediate end to manager Paul Sturrock's second spell in charge of the Pilgrims. Why? Well, Plymouth are without a win so far this campaign, having been unceremoniously dumped out of the Carling Cup by lower-league Gillingham and having picked up just two points from their opening four league matches.
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Southampton
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The only way is up for Southampton. Surely?
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So here we go again, the football league season is barely three games old and already my proud chimes of hope, expectation, optimism blah blah blah have begun to deflate. Welcome to the life of being a Southampton fan.
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Liverpool
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Loss of Alonso could cause misery on the Mersey
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Step outside. If you can hear a loud exhalation - nay, sigh of relief, coupled with the fainter wailings of lovelorn Scousers, that’s the sound of Britain reacting to one of the summer’s most drawn-out and irritating transfers finally being laid to rest.
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Manchester United
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Not quite the horror summer for Manchester United
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From an outsider’s point of view, it would seem to have been a horror summer for Manchester United. The best player in the world out the door, a fan’s favourite turning to the dark-side and the signing of an ageing, injury prone forward whose previous includes spending the best part of a decade at a club from the other end of East Lancs.
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