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Red Stars 'deeply sorry' for alleged Dames abuse
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Thursday, 25 November 2021 06:05
The ownership group of National Women's Soccer League team Chicago Red Stars has apologized after former coach Rory Dames resigned amid accusations of emotional and verbal abuse.Dames was accused of misconduct by several players, including U.S. national team star Christen Press, on Monday, the day after he resigned as coach of the NWSL side.Press filed a complaint to the U.S.…
UCL talking points: Barcelona's dilemma; Premier League's dominance
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Thursday, 25 November 2021 06:30
Matchday 5 of the Champions League group stage saw another clutch of Europe's biggest club secure their place in the knockout phase with Chelsea, Inter Milan, Manchester City, Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid and Sporting CP all putting the names in the hat for the round-of-16 draw.We asked Mark Ogden, Julien Laurens and Sam Marsden to answer some of…
Arteta: I want Wenger close to me at Arsenal
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Thursday, 25 November 2021 02:30
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has said Arsene Wenger can dictate the timing of his return to the club and that he wants the Frenchman "close to me" in a more official capacity.Wenger's 22-year reign as Arsenal boss ended in 2019, officially by mutual consent, but he has subsequently said the manner of his exit "was not my decision" given at…
Real fans have been 'disgusting' to Bale - agent
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Thursday, 25 November 2021 02:30
Gareth Bale's agent, Jonathan Barnett, has hit out at Real Madrid supporters for the "disgusting" treatment of his client.The Wales captain was insulted by a group of supporters as he left Madrid's training ground after returning from international duty injured last week.Asked if he felt the media and fans were being unfair with Bale because of his injuries, Barnett told…
Fan-led review calls for 'transfer tax' on PL clubs
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Thursday, 25 November 2021 00:29
The British government's fan-led review of English football has recommended a transfer tax on Premier League clubs as a means of redistributing money from the game's elite level to lower divisions and grassroots.A 10% levy on Premier League transfers could raise £160 million a year for lower-league clubs, according to the review, in one of a number of key recommendations…
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