All posts tagged "Chelsea"
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Columnists
/ 10 years agoBranston column: Keep your eyes on my five stars of 2016
Notts County's chief scout takes us through his picks to see play when not watching your own team
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Latest News
/ 10 years agoArsenal sign Fara Williams
Arsenal Ladies have completed the signing of England international Fara Williams. The 31-year-old played for Liverpool Ladies for the past three...
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Latest News
/ 10 years agoAdams feeling at home with Stags after filling in for Benning
by Nick Lough It’s always hard to replace a fans’ favourite when he is cruelly struck down through injury, but Mansfield...
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Championship
/ 10 years agoHutchinson: I gained despite the pain thanks to Carvalhal
by Chris Dunlavy Rejuvenated Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Sam Hutchinson has thanked manager Carlos Carvalhal for urging him to train through the...
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Latest News
/ 10 years agoAFC Wimbledon’s Plough Lane stadium application to be debated tonight
Merton Council will tonight debate whether or not to accept AFC Wimbledon‘s planning application for a new stadium to be built...
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Women's Football
/ 10 years agoSimpkins first Belle to commit full-time
EMILY Simpkins reckons life begins at 25 after this week becoming Doncaster Rovers Belles’ first-ever professional player – and it’s allowed...
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Features
/ 10 years agoWilliams: ‘We want to beat the Germans again’
by Tony Leighton It may only be a friendly international, but England‘s meeting with Germany in Duisburg on Thursday is just...
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Featured
/ 10 years agoWimbledon close to selling Kingsmeadow lease
Fans vote unanimously to sell £2m lease to Premier League champions and move ahead with their Merton move
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Latest News
/ 10 years agoDrew: Let’s keep the Wolf from the door
By James Randall Chelsea built their double-winning side on a miserly defense, and Drew Spence admits they will have to be...
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Features
/ 10 years agoWhere Are They Now? Leyton Orient’s 1978 braces team
by Neil Fissler GLENN Roeder believes Orient were underdogs all the way through their run to the FA Cup semi-final in...
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Championship
/ 10 years agoA look ahead to Brentford v QPR
By Hugo Varley We look ahead to tonight’s West London derby, where QPR will be hoping to get their first league win...
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Features
/ 10 years agoBig Interview: Reading Women manager Kelly Chambers
by Tony Leighton PROMOTION. That was the emphatic, one-word answer given 12 months ago by Reading‘s then first-team coach Kelly Chambers...
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Championship
/ 10 years agoSteve Clarke: Euros can help push my players on in the Championship
by Shona Duthie THE Reading dressing room is currently swarming with international stars – and boss Steve Clarke believes he can...
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Latest News
/ 10 years agoSampson to bring in new blood for Lionesses trip to China
By Tony Leighton England are set to contest the CFA International Tournament in China with a largely inexperienced squad but big...
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Latest News
/ 10 years agoFirst-team action at Vale has made me better says ex-Prem ‘keeper Alnwick
by Joshua Richards JAK Alnwick admits he took a gamble when selecting his club for this season, but after being awarded...
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Latest News
/ 10 years agoSuper Saturday was just a start for Hayes
By Tony Leighton He’s an Arsenal supporter, but in 2012 superstar athlete Mo Farah unwittingly played a part in what has...
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Championship
/ 10 years agoFulham’s O’Hara feels at home at Craven Cottage
by Felix Keith JAMIE O’Hara’s career was at a crossroads this summer, but after two years of “sacrifice” the much-travelled midfielder...
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Latest News
/ 10 years agoProfile: Oldham interim manager David Dunn
DRAGGED to Ewood Park by a friend of his gran, David Dunn’s earliest memory of Blackburn Rovers was that it was...
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Championship
/ 10 years agoBrentford loan Chelsea’s Swift
Lee Carsley has made his first signing as Brentford head coach by bringing in Chelsea youngster John Swift. The attacking central...
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Columnists
/ 10 years agoGraham Westley column: It’s great to be back with an ambitious club
Photo by Joe Dent NOBODY wants to see any manager lose his job, but when it does inevitably happen, there is...