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DIONISI LAMENTS INJURY SITUATION
WATFORD head coach Alessio Dionisi felt his team had performed as well as possible in the face of an injury crisis. He said: “I am not happy because we have lost four times in five matches, but we have a lot of problems and have been forced to field the...
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LATICS AND THE GRECIANS LAUD MILLER
By Chris Dunlavy WIGAN Athletic have paid tribute to “muchloved” goalkeeping coach Kevin Miller, who died this week aged 57. Miller played in the Premier League for Crystal Palace and made over 700 career appearances as a goalkeeper for Exeter, Birmingham, Watford, Barnsley, Bristol Rovers, Southampton and Torquay. He joined...
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ACE WILL COULD BE BORO GOLDEN TICKET
FINDING a 15-20 goal striker in the Championship is like finding the golden ticket in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It gives you a brilliant chance of getting promoted - and it’s why Middlesbrough must be considered amongst the title contenders. For me, West Ham, Wolves and Southampton all have...
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POMPEY’S JOHN: WE DESERVED THE LUCK
EFFORT: Mousinho PORTSMOUTH boss John Mousinho also felt his side did enough to win. Mousinho said: “It was a frustrating afternoon with the fact we went a goal up, controlled the game but didn’t win. “We did everything but put the ball in the back of the net and were...





