Fergie expects Ronaldo to stay
                   
gazettelive.co.uk     20-May-2008            

Sir Alex Ferguson insists he would place a "big bet" on Tuesday night's Champions League final not being Cristiano Ronaldo's last game for Manchester United. The Red Devils take on Chelsea in Moscow looking to add the European Cup to the Premier League title they won earlier this month and... [read full story]                    


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England players out of position... and out of luck

telegraph.co.uk     53 mins ago          

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Wayne Rooney admits he must be more selfish as he eyes revenge

guardian.co.uk     1 hr ago   4 related          

There remains something of the street footballer about Wayne Rooney, a desire to be at the heart of everything. "Maybe at times I am a bit too honest and, at club level, the manager is telling me not to defend too much, to try...                    

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Wenger still in market for cup-tied midfielder Barry

independent.co.uk     1 hr ago   4 related          

Arsène Wenger last night remained hopeful that he could follow up the capture of Mikaël Silvestre with the addition of Gareth Barry. Wenger noted that Barry's price should have dropped following his Uefa Cup appearance for...                    

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Stars back the walk for Rhys Jones

icnetwork.co.uk     13 hrs ago   1 related          

Aug 21 2008 by Ben Rossington, Liverpool Echo FORMER Everton and Liverpool players have agreed to join up to walk in memory of Liverpool schoolboy Rhys Jones. On Sunday, hundreds are expected to march through the city to mark a...                    

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