Click on your team's badge to launch their Premier League club page HARRY REDKNAPP has repeated his call for FIFA to introduce video technology into football. The Tottenham boss claims instant replays would have prevented Robbie Keane...

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Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp believes video technology would have prevented Robbie Keane returning to his club dejected this week following Republic of Ireland's controversial World Cup exit. Keane 's goal looked to have sent the play-off...

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...rode a motorbike. Kicking on: Cudicini has made good progress since his accident 'I would think it would be the season (he is out for),' Redknapp said. 'He'll be back. It will be a long job but he'll be back.' Redknapp added: 'We...

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...faltered in terms of their title challenge, Liverpool will welcome back inspirational duo Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres. But Hughes believes his players will rise to the challenge of playing at Anfield and has urged them to seize...

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...cartel will be viewed as failure after the money he has been empowered to lay out. City need Emmanuel Adebayor to rediscover his shooting boots - he has not scored since return from his three match ban for stamping on Robin Van Persie -...

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... Maradona 's, says Niall Quinn Former Republic of Ireland international Niall Quinn has claimed that Thierry Henry has eclipsed Diego Maradona as the architect of the sport's "biggest injustice". Worst ever: Niall Quinn says Thierry 's...

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Navigation - link to other main sections from here Thierry Henry is not a cheat, says David Beckham David Beckham has leapt to the defence of Thierry Henry after the striker's handball in France 's World Cup play-off victory over Ireland...

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...sit in fourth place after getting off to their best start to a league campaign in some time. But Harry Redknapp has indicated to his team that he is not prepared to sit on his laurels by lashing out at certain squad members for complaining...

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...he had falsified the game - and he had." THIERRY HENRY was last night told he risks being remembered like Diego Maradona - unless he and France agree to do the right thing. FAI chief exec John Delaney outlined his suggestion for their...

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...they admitted he had everything. United fans call him the white Pele. He s not at Pele s level but Rooney is thriving in Cristiano Ronaldo s absence, has started the season well and is nudging towards the level of Lionel Messi and Ronaldo.

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...to create space to get in a shot." Torres , 25, would be a major asset for United, who are lacking a prolific goalscorer following Cristiano Ronaldo's world record GBP80m move to Real Madrid last summer. With only 23 goals in the Premier...

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Manchester City manager Mark Hughes expects Gareth Barry to shrug off a groin problem in time to face former suitors Liverpool on Saturday. Barry : Picked up a groin injury on England duty Barry , who was close to joining the Anfield club...

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A thing that has gone for managers is the old way we'd negotiate. If I wanted to buy a player from Harry I'd phone him up, or he 'd phone me. Those days have gone. Now it's all conducted by agents phoning the chairman or chief...

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...Broadband Wine Shop Legal Store FlatShare Cruises HOME > SPORT > FOOTBALL > Manchester City 's Robinho wans to go to Barcelona - but Mark Hughes won't sell MANCHESTER CITY'S ROBINHO WANS TO GO TO BARCELONA - BUT MARK HUGHES WON'T SELL

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Mark Hughes has told his City slackers to tighten up at the back. Hughes is alarmed by Manchester City's leaky defence and they have managed just one clean sheet in their last 10 games. They have been creaky at Eastlands, and the five...

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...be the captain of the national team,'' stressed England 's manager. Capello's move carries echoes of Peter Taylor's decision to make David Beckham captain in the Turin friendly with Italy in 2000 . Beckham was deemed to have a combustible...

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...to Abu Dhabi this morning for Manchester City's mid-season break in the land of Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan. Frustrated: Mark Hughes , the Manchester City manager, shows his displeasure on the touchline Photo: AP Penalty king:...

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Harry Redknapp has backed Steve Bruce as a potential successor to England manager Fabio Capello. International quality: Steve Bruce backed to coach his country Photo: GETTY IMAGES Tottenham face Sunderland at White Hart Lane on Saturday...

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