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City out of top 4 after fifth consecutive draw

Manchester City was held to a fifth consecutive draw in the Premier League on Saturday after finishing up 3-3 with Burnley and handing fourth place to Tottenham, which beat Sunderland 2-0. City had fought back from being two goals down to lead ...

From ROB HARRIS, eTaiwan News,  7 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Sunderland F.C.,  Robbie Keane,  Tom Huddlestone,  Manchester City,  Barclays Premier League

City held to fifth consecutive draw

Manchester City was held to a fifth consecutive draw in the Premier League on Saturday after finishing up 3-3 with Burnley and handing fourth place to Tottenham, which beat Sunderland 2-0. City had fought back from being two goals down to lead ...

From ROB HARRIS, eTaiwan News,  7 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Sunderland F.C.,  Robbie Keane,  Tom Huddlestone,  Manchester City,  Barclays Premier League

Man City falls out of top four

M anchester City was held to a fifth consecutive draw in the Premier League on Saturday after finishing up 3-3 with Burnley and handing fourth place to Tottenham, which beat Sunderland 2-0. City had fought back from being two goals down to lead Burnley 3 ...

From ROB HARRIS, Globe and Mail,  7 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Sunderland F.C.,  Robbie Keane,  Tom Huddlestone,  Barclays Premier League,  Kevin McDonald

Man City out of Premiership fab four

M anchester City was held to a fifth consecutive draw in the Premier League on Saturday after finishing up 3-3 with Burnley and handing fourth place to Tottenham, which beat Sunderland 2-0. City had fought back from being two goals down to lead Burnley 3 ...

From ROB HARRIS, Globe and Mail,  7 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Sunderland F.C.,  Robbie Keane,  Tom Huddlestone,  Barclays Premier League,  Kevin McDonald

Beckham's off-field revenue soared after LA move

LONDON - David Beckham earned nearly $16.5 million from personal sponsorship deals during his first full season with the Los Angeles Galaxy. ...

From ROB HARRIS, Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor,  6 Nov 2009

Related Topics: David Beckham,  Los Angeles Galaxy,  Real Madrid,  Adidas,  A.C. Milan

WCup bidders can only provide 'symbolic' gifts

World Cup bidders can only provide gifts of an "incidental value" to FIFA officials, according to rules of conduct made public for the first time. FIFA has published the rules on its Web site after it emerged that the England bid team for the 2018 ...

From ROB HARRIS, Taiwan News,  31 Oct 2009

Related Topics: FIFA

English FA investigates Man United fan violence

LONDON -- England's Football Association launched an investigation Wednesday after Manchester United supporters were accused of causing substantial damage to Barnsley's stadium by ransacking catering areas during a League Cup match. Police arrested four ...

From ROB HARRIS, The Washington Post,  28 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Barnsley FC,  Manchester United,  Millwall

Liverpool fans assured over new investors, Benitez

LIVERPOOL, England - Liverpool fans got good news on and off the field Sunday. First managing director Christian Purslow said the team will have new investors within six months and that manager Rafa Benitez's job is secure. ...

From ROB HARRIS, Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor,  26 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Tom Hicks,  Liverpool F.C.,  Manchester United,  Fernando Torres,  Champions League

Kraft will only buy soccer club if cap introduced

LONDON -- American billionaire Robert Kraft says he is only interested in buying a European soccer club if a salary cap is introduced. Kraft attended a sports summit Friday in London and says he "has looked a some clubs on the continent" and ...

From ROB HARRIS, The Washington Post,  23 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Barclays Premier League,  Robert Kraft,  New England Revolution,  New England Patriots,  Liverpool F.C.

Kraft will only buy soccer club if cap is introduced

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From ROB HARRIS, The Washington Post,  23 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Robert Kraft,  Barclays Premier League,  New England Patriots,  New England Revolution,  Liverpool F.C.

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