Pochettino 'not disappointed' in Chelsea performance despite Man United loss
Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino said he was not disappointed in their performance in Wednesday's 2-1 loss at Manchester United because his players "gave everything."
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Former Jaguars employee accused of stealing over $22 million - ESPN
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A former Jacksonville Jaguars financial employee is accused of stealing more than $22 million from the franchise over a four-year period by manipulating its virtual credit card program, according to documents filed this week in U.S. District Court.
LeBron reacts to UNLV shooting, calling inaction on gun control 'ridiculous' - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — LeBron James said that it was «senseless» that nothing changes when it comes to gun control in the United States in the wake of Wednesday's mass shooting on the campus of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas that left at least three victims dead.
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LeBron James rails against gun laws after UNLV shooting: 'It's ridiculous'
FOX News contributor Ted Williams shares his insight on the shooting at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas on ‘Your World.’
'What's right for Forest is right for me,' beleaguered manager Cooper says
LONDON : Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper said he accepted that there would be speculation about him getting sacked after his side's 5-0 defeat at Fulham on Wednesday, but he said he still felt he was the man for the job.
Beleaguered Ten Hag said Man United proved something to fans
MANCHESTER, England : On the heels of an abysmal loss at Newcastle that sparked more reports of unrest in Manchester United's dressing room, beleaguered manager Erik ten Hag said his team wanted to send a message to their fans at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
UK vows no repeat of Hillsborough disaster injustices
LONDON: The government pledged on Wednesday (Dec 6) there would be no repeat of the years of injustice suffered by families of the 97 victims of the 1989 Hillsborough soccer ground crush, Britain's worst stadium disaster.