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Liam Scales offers Celtic fans a searingly honest apology‚ meets 3-4-3 head on and flatly rejects one claim
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SECRET MEETING: Mo Salah's 'secret' talks with Jordan Henderson as Saudi clubs want Liverpool transfer
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SEEKING SKIPPER'S ADVICE? Salah's 'secret' meeting with Henderson amid Liverpool turmoil sparks Saudi Arabia transfer theory as January window approaches
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Wilfried Nancy Celtic press conference LIVE! New manager paraded at Lennoxtown as he meets the media
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Wilfried Nancy's first Celtic interview in full as he talks backroom staff‚ philosophy and squad meeting
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Hardest job in football? Meet new Harvard standard sporting directors
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Tottenham stars hold emergency meeting over 'critical issue' ahead of Newcastle United clash
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Tottenham players' 'emergency meeting' over 'critical' problem amid Thomas Frank controversy
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GUNNER MARRY HER! Meet Bukayo Saka's gorgeous fiancee engaged to Arsenal ace who is 'reviving WAG fever'
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Leeds United ‘high level meeting' underway as ‘top replacement target open' to replacing Farke
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Estevao announced himself to Europe's top table in some style as Chelsea thumped Barcelona 3-0 in Champions League action on Tuesday evening‚ with pundits like Thierry Henry and his manager Enzo Maresca comparing him to footballing legends. After warming the bench for much of Chelsea's preceding Premier League meeting with Burnley‚ the 18-year-old was handed a start against the visiting Catalan giants‚ and quickly established himself as one of the Blues' major threats. After terrorising Barcelona on the right wing into the second-half‚ Estevao eventually found his breakthrough with a sumptuous goal that saw him bully past Barcelona defenders with the ball at his feet before releasing the ungettable strike into the high far corner of the net.
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Trent Alexander-Arnold Real Madrid move in new twist as meeting held amid 'strained' relations
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Premier League clubs have voted against new highly controversial salary cap rules - but have green lit the introduction of new squad cost rules to replace the existing Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) from next season. In a landmark meeting on Friday‚ top clubs have voted against 'anchoring' from next season‚ which would have seen the amount any side could spend limited to five times the prize money and broadcast revenue paid to the club which finishes bottom. This followed Daily Mail Sport's reporting that an outraged Professional Footballers' Association have threatened legal action - along with three of football's biggest agencies telling the Premier League they will see them in court should they introduce the framework.
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY IAN LADYMAN: We meet in a cafe in north London‚ about half a mile away from the stadium where set-pieces and long throws are suddenly back in vogue. Have Arsenal really reinvented the wheel‚ then?
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Spend limits and 'anchoring': how one meeting could reshape financial rules
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As productive as Micky van de Ven - Meet Union Berlin's goalscoring center-back Danilho Doekhi
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Danny Rohl vows to eradicate Rangers 'old habits' as boss pulls back curtain on honest meeting room summit
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Scott McTominay lit up Hampden Park with an outrageous overhead kick to give Scotland a crucial early lead against Denmark in their World Cup qualifier. The Napoli midfielder‚ formerly of Manchester United ‚ struck after just three minutes‚ acrobatically meeting a lofted cross and sending a spectacular finish past Kasper Schmeichel as the stadium erupted.
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Thomas Frank has revealed he was interviewed by Manchester United and Chelsea on the same day during his final year in charge of Brentford . The Tottenham manager shed light on the two meetings that took place on May 24 2024‚ beginning with a conversation inside Sir Jim Ratcliffe 's garage before travelling across London for further talks with Chelsea. Frank had already spent six years with the Bees by that point‚ having guided them into the Premier League in 2021 and established them as a stable top-flight side across his seven-season tenure.