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Paul Robinson

                   

It was meant to be just another England training session. Then Theo Walcott picked up the ball on...

independent.co.uk
yesterday 29 related
        

He received the pass on the right, taking a precise touch to help the ball run across his body. The first defender sought to show him down the line, where there was cover, and he dropped a shoulder as if to follow, but then...

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RICKY'S CUP GOAL WAS ORDINARY SAYS BIG JOE

mirror.co.uk
yesterday 6 related
        

EXCLUSIVE Wally meets.. FORMER MAN CITY AND ENGLAND GOALKEEPER JOE CORRIGAN 'It wasn't even the best of the game' Gentle giant Joe Corrigan was the unluckiest goalkeeper in history, because football's urban myths often seemed...

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Drogheda v Bohemians - Don't Let It Drog On

sportnetwork.net
yesterday 8 related
        

Bohs can wrap up the title with a win away to the defending champions tonight. In fact Pat Fenlon's side are so far ahead they might even wrap up next season's title with a few more wins. As soon as St Pats started to stumble...

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Walcott's moment

independent.ie
yesterday 44 related
        

By Glenn Moore Saturday October 11 2008 It was meant to be just another England training session. On the sidelines England coach Fabio Capello, who spends much of a session barking orders at players, was temporarily silenced....

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Sterling heading for worst week versus dollar in 16 years

reuters.com
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling was on track for its worst weekly performance against the dollar in 16 years, as investors fled riskier assets on fears over the global financial system. The pound was also on track for its worst...

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Kirkland happy to miss out

thesun.co.uk
09-Oct-2008 3 related
        

CHRIS KIRKLAND believes missing out on the England squad could be the best thing to happen to him. The Wigan keeper has vowed to force his way back into Fabio Capello’s plans after the Italian overlooked him for the World Cup...

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Robbo keen to avoid red mist

foxsports.com
09-Oct-2008 3 related
        

Updated: October 9, 2008, 10:08 AM EST Comment Combative West Brom defender Paul Robinson has vowed to try and stay out of trouble with Premier League referees this season. Robinson, who will celebrate his fifth anniversary of...

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England Expects - World Cup Qualifiers (Kazakhstan and Belarus) Preview

soccerlens.com
09-Oct-2008 133 related
        

It’s great being an England fan. The despair and doom and gloom hanging over the team and indeed, over the entirety of English football, has been transformed into a genuine belief that we are going to win the 2010 World Cup on...

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Ferdinand against Almunia call-up

teamtalk.com
08-Oct-2008 13 related
        

Rio Ferdinand does not reckon Manuel Almunia should be allowed to play for England as he is not really English and would rather play for Spain. Rio Ferdinand does not believe Arsenal goalkeeper Manuel Almunia should be...

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Football: Another week off for the England stars cast by Capello into outer darkness

guardian.co.uk
08-Oct-2008
        

Ashley Young, Michael Owen and David Bentley have been all overlooked by Fabio Capello. Photograph: Getty Images/Empics/Action Images Last cap v France, March 2008 Following the humiliation under Steve McClaren, there are many...

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