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Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha’s family arrive at Leicester to pay their respects
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Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha’s family arrive at Leicester to pay their respects
Family and club officials have laid floral tributes.
Sunday, October 28, 2018
Glenn Hoddle suffered heart attack and in 'serious condition' in hospital
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Glenn Hoddle suffered heart attack and in 'serious condition' in hospital
Former England manager and Tottenham midfielder Glenn Hoddle remains in a serious condition in hospital after suffering a heart attack on Saturday.
Saturday, October 27, 2018
Napoli defender Koulibaly: Sarri taught me so much
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Napoli defender Koulibaly: Sarri taught me so much
Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly admits he learned plenty during his time with Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri.
Koulibaly also spoke of his time with Newcastle United manager Rafa Benitez and current coach Carlo Ancelotti.
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Paco Alcacer Lighting Up Bundesliga | Nick Bidwell
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Paco Alcacer Lighting Up Bundesliga | Nick Bidwell
The ex-Valencia star is on hot form for Borussia Dortmund.
The ex-Valencia star is on hot form for Borussia Dortmund.Thursday, October 25, 2018
EFL chairman calls for review of 'blanket ban' on alcohol during football matches
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EFL chairman calls for review of 'blanket ban' on alcohol during football matches
Since 1985 fans have been banned from drinking alcohol within sight of the pitch
Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Darikwa desires to speak Shona
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Darikwa desires to speak Shona
Just two competitive appearances for England-born Zimbabwe Warriors defender Tendayi Darikwa and he is already a cult-hero among local football fans.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2018
Delhi Dynamos vs Chennaiyin FC Live Score ISL 2018 Live Streaming: Delhi 0-0 Chennai in 1st half
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Delhi Dynamos vs Chennaiyin FC Live Score ISL 2018 Live Streaming: Delhi 0-0 Chennai in 1st half
Monday, October 22, 2018
Gabriele Gravina elected president of Italian soccer federation
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Gabriele Gravina elected president of Italian soccer federation
ROME — Gabriele Gravina has been elected president of the Italian soccer federation.
The 65-year-old Gravina, a former Serie C president, was the only candidate and received 97.2 per cent of the votes at an election assembly on Monday.
Gravina says "Gabriele is one of you, someone who wants to change and relaunch Italian soccer. We will change orientation and direction."
The FIGC has been without a president since Carlo Tavecchio resigned in November after Italy’s World Cup playoff loss to Sweden.
Roberto Fabbricini was appointed emergency leader at the beginning of the year after a failed election to find a replacement.
Sunday, October 21, 2018
Saturday, October 20, 2018
Silva expects Palace to make life tough for Toffees
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Silva expects Palace to make life tough for Toffees
Everton have only won three of the last 10 encounters with Crystal Palace including last season’s meeting on Merseyside.
Friday, October 19, 2018
'Give me a break' - Benzema denies kidnap reports
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'Give me a break' - Benzema denies kidnap reports
Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema denies reports he was involved in an attempted kidnapping in Paris.
Thursday, October 18, 2018
Saudi prince Manchester United takeover closer than ever as Premier League POWERLESS to prevent Mohammad Bin Salman buying Red Devils
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Saudi prince Manchester United takeover closer than ever as Premier League POWERLESS to prevent Mohammad Bin Salman buying Red Devils
THE PREMIER LEAGUE would be all but powerless if Saudi Arabia decides to invest in Manchester United.
Critics of the oil-rich nation’s government, which is currently embroiled in the scandal of missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi, are horrified at the idea of the Saudi royals buying into English football.
Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman is believed to be ready to bid to own Manchester UnitedEPA
But the Premier League would ultimately have to follow the lead of the British government.
And despite the present situation, it is very unlikely the authorities would block Saudi investment in football or, indeed, any other business sector.
For all the tough talking by the UK, America and other western nations about Khashoggi, they all need good relations with Saudi Arabia to meet political and economic goals.
English football has an owners and directors test which Premier League and Football League apply to their member clubs in addition to UK company law.
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But blocking an individual or entity who would otherwise be permitted to invest in UK-based company would open up the leagues to legal action.
The Khashoggi case means any progress with the Saudi interest in United will have to be kept under wraps for the sake of appearances, but nothing more.
The biggest obstacle is the attitude of the Glazer family to selling all or some of their stake in United.
The club, as usual, denied it was for sale in the wake of SunSport’s story about Saudi interest led by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
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But City sources indicate that, on more than one occasion in the recent past, bankers were made aware that the Glazers were prepared to consider welcoming co-investors.
If the Saudis want to take on Middle East rivals Qatar and the UAE on the football pitch, as sources claim, they will ultimately want control of United.
They might be willing to have a minority stake and commercial tie-ups initially, but not in the long term.
And the Glazers would need a very good reason to give up their cash cow completely.
Although the Premier League’s domestic media rights are no longer rising in value, overseas revenue is still going up and United’s huge commercial operation has room for more growth yet.
On the other hand, the capacity to increase United’s revenues from last season’s record £590m is not limitless and some Glazer family members are more interested in football – as opposed to pure money – than others.
The possibility of a windfall payment, which would clear the debt the Glazers put on the club to buy it in the first place and leave about £500m for each of the six Glazer children, could tempt one or more of them to sell.
The four major institutional investors in Manchester United plc, which is floated on the New York Stock Exchange, could also put pressure on the Glazers if they believed a buyer was ready to pounce.
Baron Capital Group Inc, Lindsell Train Limited, Lansdowne Partners Limited and Jupiter Asset Management Limited own more than 73 per cent of the publicly-available “A”shares between them.
In theory, they could ask the Glazers to listen to an offer from Saudi Arabia or elsewhere.
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If the family refused to play ball, their co-investors could threaten to sell large volumes of shares, driving down the price and therefore the overall value of the club.
But the six Glazer children own over 98 per cent of the “B”shares between them.
Each B share has 10 times the voting rights of an “A” share, so the family has a very firm grip on the world’s biggest and richest football club.
If the Glazers gave Saudi investment in United or a takeover the green light, the UK government and English football would probably be unwilling and unable to stop it.
Wednesday, October 17, 2018
Lionel Messi Would Struggle In Current Manchester United Team, Says Paul Scholes
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Lionel Messi Would Struggle In Current Manchester United Team, Says Paul Scholes
Paul Scholes has been a frequent and vocal critic of his old club, Manchester United.
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho charged by Football Association for improper language
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Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho charged by Football Association for improper language
Mourinho appeared to swear into a television camera after United's comeback victory over Newcastle
Monday, October 15, 2018
Daka revels in Arsenal Academy visit
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Daka revels in Arsenal Academy visit
UNITED States-based former Warriors forward Patrick Daka may not have featured for any global football giants during his playing career, but a fortnight ago he had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to […]
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Sunday, October 14, 2018
Portugal atop Nations League group after away win against Poland
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Robert Lewandowski's 100th international cap for Poland was spoiled by a come-from-behind 3-2 win by Portugal. Portugal's Bernardo Silva scored a fine individual goal as their new-look side recovered to win 3-2 away to Poland in the UEFA Nations League with an impressive performance on Thursday.
Andre Silva's strike and a Kamil Glik own goal put the European champions ahead by half-time, after Krzysztof Piatek had given Poland an early lead, and Bernardo Silva then got in the act early in the second half of the League A Group 3 game.
Poland substitute Jakub Blaszczykowski, making his 103rd appearance to become...Saturday, October 13, 2018
India vs China Highlights, Football Match: India Survive Onslaught To Draw 0-0 Against China
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India vs China Highlights, Football Match: India Survive Onslaught To Draw 0-0 Against China
Highlights, India vs China: Gurpreet Singh starred for India as they managed to draw 0-0 against China.
Friday, October 12, 2018
Thursday, October 11, 2018
DeMbare’s fall from grace
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DeMbare’s fall from grace
SOCIAL media has been abuzz with mock 2019 fixtures for struggling football giants Dynamos where they are pitted against teams such as Chegutu Pirates, Bindura United, Karoi United, One Commando […]
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Wednesday, October 10, 2018
Martial goal against Newcastle cost £7.2m for Man Utd
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Martial goal against Newcastle cost £7.2m for Man Utd
Manchester United had to pay out a massive sum for Anthony Martial's most recent goal against Newcastle.
Martial scored the equaliser as United fought back from 0-2 down to win 3-2 at home against the Magpies before the international break.
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Former FIFA official Prince Ali takes soccer charity global
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Former FIFA official Prince Ali takes soccer charity global
GENEVA — Former FIFA presidential candidate Prince Ali is taking his charity project worldwide to build on its work of bringing soccer to Syrian refugees in Jordan.
The prince detailed plans Tuesday for the Association Football Development Program Global to fund projects, donate equipment and provide expert management at a launch at Arsenal’s home stadium in London.
The NGO’s partners include War Child UK, which helps former child soldiers in Africa, the UEFA Foundation For Children, streetfootballworld and the Spanish league.
The prince’s original focus was in Asia, with funding from FIFA payments as a member of its executive committee from 2011-15. He decided to go global after meeting soccer officials on his FIFA election campaigns in 2015 and ’16.
"I realized you could really broaden the work to the entire world where there are so many similar challenges," Prince Ali told The Associated Press in a telephone interview ahead of the launch event.
Central Africa is a target with the War Child Football Club project aiming to kick off in seven countries with help from AFDP Global.
Prince Ali said he is open to working with professional clubs who can apply to partner on projects.
"We are not going to limit ourselves to anything," he said. "There is absolutely no politics involved. And it’s not limited to any place — it could be a project with inner-city kids in the U.K."
The Zaatari refugee camp of 80,000 people displaced from Syria has been the program’s core work with 5,000 children now playing soccer, including on a field for girls opened in recent weeks.
"It’s an unfortunate situation but I’m very proud of what it has become," said Prince Ali, who has no immediate plans to work with FIFA.
"We want to work independently but if we are asked to, then sure," he said. "Any work we do has to be really physically tangible on the ground."
UEFA has supported the Zaatari camp, and its president, Aleksander Ceferin, praised AFDP for "giving these children opportunities that they otherwise would not have had."
After losing FIFA elections first against Sepp Blatter and then in a five-candidate contest won by Gianni Infantino, Prince Ali does not expect to try a third time.
"My focus is on this project," said the Jordanian soccer federation president, who also heads the West Asian group of FIFA member federations.
Monday, October 8, 2018
Big Two Dominate The Copa Libertadores | Tim Vickery
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Big Two Dominate The Copa Libertadores | Tim Vickery
With Colo Colo dropping out, teams from Brazil and Argentina make up the final four.
Palmeiras celebrate wa goal against Colo Colo (Getty Images) With Colo Colo dropping out, teams from Brazil and Argentina make up the final four.Sunday, October 7, 2018
Amid rape case, Ronaldo asks for space to celebrate goal
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Amid rape case, Ronaldo asks for space to celebrate goal
UDINE, Italy — Cristiano Ronaldo asked his Juventus teammates to leave him alone. For all that he’s embroiled in — accused of rape nine years ago — the soccer superstar wanted some space so he could celebrate his goal on Saturday all by himself in front of a TV camera. He leaped into the air […]
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Saturday, October 6, 2018
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Referees Should Protect Players Like Wilfried Zaha | Brian Glanville
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Referees Should Protect Players Like Wilfried Zaha | Brian Glanville
On the receiving end of bad fouls, Wilfried Zaha should get more protection according to Brian Glanville.
On the receiving end of bad fouls, Wilfried Zaha should get more protection according to Brian Glanville.Wednesday, October 3, 2018
United stutters to scoreless draw vs Valencia after arriving late
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United stutters to scoreless draw vs Valencia after arriving late
MANCHESTER, England— Manchester United’s players got stuck in traffic and never really got going on the field, either, in a 0-0 draw with Valencia in the Champions League on Tuesday. Kickoff was delayed by five minutes because United’s team bus encountered heavy traffic on the way to the ground. The bus arrived just 45 minutes […]
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Tuesday, October 2, 2018
Jose Mourinho challenges Manchester United players to show 'they love the club as much as the fans'
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Jose Mourinho challenges Manchester United players to show 'they love the club as much as the fans'
Another defeat to Valencia in the Champions League on Tuesday would heap further pressure on the Portuguese
Monday, October 1, 2018
Marotta's next move: Why Man Utd, Barcelona & Spurs celebrating Juventus BOMBSHELL
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Marotta's next move: Why Man Utd, Barcelona & Spurs celebrating Juventus BOMBSHELL
COMMENT: Blame Ronaldo! Why not? After all, it was just a week ago Beppe Marotta was named football exec of the year. Today? The 61 year-old is cleaning out his desk at Juventus.
Forget Jose and Pogba. Messi and his benching. The news that really rocked those inside football on the weekend was Marotta's bombshell announcement that after eight years he was leaving Juve. It came out of nowhere. On live TV. Nothing was prepared by Juve. Marotta grabbed hold of the narrative and made it his. Seven Scudetti, four Coppa Italia's and three Super Coppa's. Yet, on orders of the club, his 'mandate' was over.
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