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Stephen Glass has responded to strong supporter criticism by stressing his belief that there are no “glaring deficiencies” in his team as Aberdeen prepare to host league leaders Celtic.
NEWCASTLE: Newcastle moved out of the Premier League relegation zone with a vital 3-1 win against Everton that plunged Frank Lampard’s side deeper into trouble on Tuesday. Eddie Howe’s team fell behind to Jamaal Lascelles’ own goal in the first half at St. James’ Park.
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Competition for places around the engine room is driving Armagh’s fine early-season says midfielder Stephen Sheridan.
Frank Lampard has revealed Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin has now returned to training and will be in the matchday squad for Tuesday night.
Linfield host Larne in another crunch Irish Premiership clash on Tuesday night.
Just north of SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, home of Sunday’s Super Bowl LVI, a roadway named Pincay Drive connects South Prairie Avenue on the west to Crenshaw Boulevard on the East. It is nearly a mile long and dead straight, unremarkable except for the history it holds in six white letters on a green background. Pincay Drive is ostensibly an homage to Hall of Fame thoroughbred jockey Laffit Pincay, Jr. “When they named it, the mayor of Inglewood sent a letter,’’ says Pincay, who retired in 2003 and is now 75. “I’m proud of that street.’’ As he should be: Only one rider in history has won more races than Pincay. The sign bearing his name recognizes a towering personal greatness. But also the passage of time and a dimming legacy (not his). It is part guidepost, part memorial.
NEWCASTLE: Eddie Howe has revealed he could field all five of his Newcastle United signings against Everton, but is likely to be without top-scorer Callum Wilson for most of the season.