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football
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Warnock ‘sickened’ to hear of former player's abuseNeil Warnock, who twice managed Andy Woodward, has described himself as 'sad and sickened' to read Andy Woodward’s harrowing story -
Gerrard holds talks over vacant managerial positionMK Dons have held early talks with Steven Gerrard over their vacant managerial position
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Allardyce urges Daily Telegraph to release its secret tapesSacked England manager hopes to be exonerated by full record of meeting -
Klopp: ‘All the legends drank like devils and smoked like crazy’Jürgen Klopp is confident Philippe Coutinho sees his future at Liverpool but admits they have to create an atmosphere where no one wants to leave -
news
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People say bad things about the north-east. I don’t know whyAfter a decade with the club the 20-year-old USA international tells Louise Taylor he has begun to make a real impact at the Stadium of Light
football-weekly
in depth
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It was the softer, weaker boys he targetedThe former professional footballer, who is now 43, is finally able to talk publicly about the horrific abuse he suffered from the age of 11 by one of his coaches, in the hope that others will come forward too
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world football
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La Liga champions sign €55m a year shirt deal with Japanese firmBarcelona have agreed a new four-year shirt sponsorship with the Japanese internet retailer Rakuten worth €55m (£47.2m) a year, the Spanish club have confirmed
opinion
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Koeman pokes hornets’ nest at Everton with uncomfortable truthsRonald Koeman’s comments about Romelu Lukaku and Liverpool’s title chances were not diplomatic but Evertonians should not pine for the failed romanticism of Roberto Martínez
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Rodgers, the beauty of 3-4-2-1 and its potency as a tactical weaponChelsea and Man City have adopted this formation but it was a fraught night in Basel that caused the former Liverpool manager to set a growing trend
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England, Scotland and … oh, TrumpOur cartoonist David Squires looks back at Gareth Southgate’s team winning 3-0 at Wembley, plus some other small issue in the general news agenda
regulars
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Messi: king of nutmegs and the 'best' of Gerrard and LampardThis week’s roundup also features a stunning length-of-the-field try, a huge NCAA win for Katie Ledecky and why Lionel Messi could nutmeg a mermaid
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Are Barcelona really planning a move for Branislav Ivanovic?Branislav Ivanovic to Barcelona? | Jeffrey Schlupp to West Brom? | Moussa Dembélé to Manchester United?
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pictures & video
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'I hope more victims of abuse now feel they can come forward'Ex-footballer Andy Woodward says that he hopes his decision to reveal details of abuse he suffered will give others the strength to do the same
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Klopp: all the legends drank like devils and smoked like crazyLiverpool manager Jürgen Klopp defends Wayne Rooney’s late night socialising and says the current generation of footballers is the most professional the game has ever seen.
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Southgate relishes 'tough test' after draw against SpainGareth Southgate says he has shown he can handle ‘tough tests’ after England drew 2-2 with Spain at Wembley
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We enjoy working with Southgate, says HartJoe Hart says that he and the rest of the England squad are enjoying their time training with interim manager Gareth Southgate
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Coleman: 'Game against Republic of Ireland not a must-win'Wales manager Chris Coleman says the match against the Republic of Ireland on 24 March is not a must-win despite his side falling four points behind the Group D leaders
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Bradley on World Cup qualifier after Trump electionUSA captain Michael Bradley says there is total respect for Mexican-Americans and people around the world on Wednesday in Ohio, after Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election
on this site
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Fifa opens disciplinary proceedings against England and Scotland over poppiesEngland and Scotland could face fines for defying rules over ‘political’ symbols and both could also have points docked
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Third of Premier League ticket prices cut this season, BBC survey showsThe Football Supporters’ Federation has welcomed the findings of BBC Sport’s latest Price of Football study which has indicated some prices have fallen
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the big picture
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Who's on the near post?Alfreton Town defend a Newport County corner in their FA Cup first round replay at Rodney Parade.
Football Weekly Extra AC Jimbo and co preview a bumper weekend of action