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The good news for 777 Partners is that the Premier League is finally “minded to approve” their bid to purchase Everton. The bad news is the four conditions they need to meet to make it happen, write Paul Brown and Philippe Auclair.

The decision to award the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia has been described as an “extraordinary stitch up”, by a leading football journalist. 

Mali's Momo Sissoko, the nephew of the late Salif Keita, pays tribute to the first African Footballer of the Year.

Some claim to see only “528” in the middle of the spiral while others see a longer sequence of “45283”

Kohli’s innings against Pakistan on Sunday was a watershed moment for him, the team and the nation.

Https://twitter.com/celsiusnetwork/status/1536169010877739009?s=21&t=Jv5jCTJjyVXFvg3EEtEj_Q Some of the replies underneath asking for guarantees for their ‘money’ 🙄

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Some of the fans went way beyond what was acceptable... Arsène was deeply hurt French journalist Philippe Auclair is the latest guest on Behind the Lines. By Gavin Cooney Tuesday 12 Jan 2021, 8:00 AM Jan 12th 2021, 8:00 AM 30,554 Views 18 Comments Arsène Wenger. Wenger Out!, but there was quite a story packed in between.  And while Arsèn...

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Karen Carney: Ex-England international deletes Twitter account after online abuse Last updated on Leeds shared the above tweet along with footage of Carneys comments Karen Carney has deleted her Twitter account three days after a tweet by Leeds United questioning her comments as a pundit led to online abuse. Leeds owner defended Tuesdays message but the club condemned the abuse aimed at the former England international. Carney said Leeds "out-run" opponents and an enforced rest during the Covi...