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Haifa take early kicks Aug 22 2006 By Paul Walker, The Journal
Rafael Benitez had to withstand a tortuous trip to the Ukraine yesterday before walking straight into an astonishing assault on Liverpool's motives and character ahead of tonight's Champions League showdown against Maccabi Haifa. more
Sir Bobby wanted to defy doctors Aug 22 2006 By Ian Parkes, The Journal
Republic of Ireland manager Steve Staunton has revealed Sir Bobby Robson was ready to defy doctors and report for duty for the Euro 2008 qualifier against Germany in 12 days' time. more
No easing up, warns Carlisle boss Aug 22 2006 By Stuart Rayner, The Journal
Carlisle United will tonight change their team for the first time this season - but manager Neil McDonald has warned there can be no let-up against Bradford City. more
Terry sounds Chelsea title warning Aug 22 2006 By The Journal
John Terry has warned Chelsea's Premiership rivals that the champions have lost none of their desire as they chase a hat-trick of titles. more
Arca out for three weeks as Boro run into crisis Aug 22 2006 By Jack Pickering, The Journal
Gareth Southgate's hunt for reinforcements intensified yesterday as his major problems with Middlesbrough's defensive line started to mount, writes Jack Pickering. more
Speedo hailed as the perfect role model Aug 22 2006 By The Evening Chronicle
Sam Allardyce has hailed former Newcastle star Gary Speed as the ideal role model for the modern professional. more
Bellers: Partizan KO rocked Toon Aug 22 2006 By The Evening Chronicle
Craig Bellamy has warned Liverpool to learn from the experience of Newcastle ahead of tonight's Champions League qualifier. more
Rooney fires warning Aug 21 2006 By The Journal
Wayne Rooney is hoping his threat to pull out of the Football Association's commercial projects will force them to look again at how they handle disciplinary issues. more
Chelsea 3, Manchester City 0 Aug 21 2006 By The Journal
Jose Mourinho paid tribute to his champions as they began their season in impressive style. more
Manchester United 5, Fulham 1 Aug 21 2006 By The Journal
Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted Manchester United have made no progress in their attempt to lure Owen Hargreaves from Bayern Munich. more
Carlisle United 3, Leyton Orient 1 Aug 21 2006 By Mike Corry, The Journal
Carlisle have found the transition from League Two to League One less daunting than they had probably feared, with a return of seven points from the first four games. more
Reading 3, Boro 2 Aug 21 2006 By Jack Pickering, The Journal
Gareth Southgate needs to find a new Gareth Southgate if his managerial career is to take off with Middlesbrough. more
Skipper says players must take blame Aug 21 2006 By The Journal
Skipper George Boateng insists his Middlesbrough team-mates should take the blame for Saturday's disappointing performance at the Madejski Stadium. more
Essien's energy decisive Aug 21 2006 By The Evening Chronicle
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho hailed the high-energy display of Michael Essien as the driving force behind their opening win of the season. more
Jewell is still fuming at ref Aug 21 2006 By Lee Ryder, The Evening Chronicle
Wigan boss Paul Jewell left St James' Park with a face like thunder after laying into Leeds referee Martin Atkinson. more
Carlisle 3, Leyton Orient 1 Aug 20 2006 By The Sunday Sun
Just after the hour mark striker Kevin Gall had the match ball in his grasp. more
Arsenal 1, Aston Villa 1 Aug 20 2006 By Sunday Sun
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger hailed Theo Walcott's vital contribution as the Gunners rescued a late point - but urged fans to keep their expectations in check. more
Bolton 2, Tottenham 0 Aug 20 2006 By Sunday Sun
Goals from Kevin Davies and Ivan Campo brought a smile back to the face of Bolton manager Sam Allardyce. more
Everton 2, Watford 1 Aug 20 2006 By Sunday Sun
Watford boss Adrian Boothroyd maintained his composure despite feeling his team had been the victims of what could be one of the worst penalty decision of the season. more
Sheffield Utd 1, Liverpool 1 Aug 20 2006 By Sunday Sun
Referee Rob Styles had rival managers Neil Warnock and Rafael Benitez questioing his judgement as the new Premier League season started in controversy. more
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