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LONDON: There was little to separate Chelsea and Liverpool for effort, entertainment and intent through most of the League Cup final on Sunday (Feb 25) but the Reds came through 1-0 winners and their opponents will rue missed chances and a drop in intensity in extra time.
Paul Merson slammed Manchester United following their 2-1 defeat at home to Fulham - pinpointing four stars for criticism.
In the summer, midfielder Jacob Wright was only concentrating on establishing himself as an under-21 player, having made the step up from the under-18s.
Andy Burnham has said the government is 'taking us for mugs' as the Prime Minister announces the North of England will receive an extra £2.5bn of funding for transport. The £4.7bn pot for the North and the Midlands comes from the money saved by scrapping HS2.
Oldham council is well on its way to setting the budget for the next year. That means significant decisions are being made about how the council will spend its money - from everyday services like rubbish collections to transforming town centres with ambitious regeneration projects.
David Bernstein can remember it like it was yesterday. He can still picture that giant scoreboard at the old Wembley. Gillingham 2 Manchester City 0, it read. Another year in the third tier looked like being City's destiny that day late in May 1999.
As soon as the final whistle blew the Sunday before last, and Argentina's U23 side had beaten Brazil, the speculation started to spike. The win meant that Argentina had qualified for the Paris Olympics. Come the tournament, the U23 side can be bolstered by the presence of three over-age players.
As he did after he was benched this past season, Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson said he still hopes he can finish his career in Denver, but added, «You also want to be [in] a place that wants you, too.''