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If he keeps this up at Bolton, Owen Coyle might be lucky enough to succeed Giovanni Trapattoni. Not that the Italian is as negative as Gary Megson, of course.
Every Friday our Fantasy Football boffins will study the stats so you don’t have to. Here’s who to buy, drop and appoint captain this weekend. You’re welcome.
THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND have ended 2010 with their third successive defeat, falling 2-1 at home to Norway in an international friendly at the Aviva Stadium. Giovanni Trapattoni’s side had gone 1-0 up inside five minutes, after Shane Long was felled in the box and converted the penalty himself, but a free kick from Morten Gamst Pedersen after 34 minutes and a late strike from Erik Huseklepp gave the visitors victory.
In the first of Paul Ring’s weekly diary pieces, we’re introduced to the ‘mighty Buttevant AFC second team’ for the first time. It’s going to be a long season.
In Pictures: Manchester United’s American owners say they’ll settle up on Monday. After years of colourful protest however, the Stretford End wants more answers.
As Giovanni Trapattoni flicks through a New York-area phonebook in search of ‘Irish-sounding names’, American soccer blogger Elliott Turner asks ‘where will all this recruitment business end?’
THE LATEST DEADLINE for Britain to leave the European Union is 31 October.
The Brexit referendum, which passed by 51.9%, happened in June 2016. More than three years later, a deal doesn’t seem much closer.
A new British prime minister is set to be sworn in next week – with pro-Brexit Boris Johnson the frontrunner.
Theresa May failed to get parliamentary backing for a deal agreed between the EU and Britain, but will her successor have more luck? Or will a no-deal Brexit come to pass?
What do you think: Will Brexit happen by 31 October?
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