September 8, 2002
Chaosin Italy as clubs reject TV deal
Italian league football was thrown back into chaos late last night when the eight rebel Serie A clubs rejected the latest pay-TV offer.
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September 8, 2002
VanGaal hits back at Rivaldo
Barcelona coach Louis Van Gaal has hit back at the club's former striker Rivaldo, after the Brazilian questioned his coaching ability.
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September 8, 2002
Wengerto defend Vieira
Arsene Wenger has announced that he will defend his midfielder Patrick Vieira when the French international faces his misconduct charge.
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September 5, 2002
Eriksson clamps down on international withdrawals
Sven Goran Eriksson will in future demand that all players selected for England report for duty, even if their clubs claim they are injured.
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September 5, 2002
Santini issues rallying cry to France
New France coach Jacques Santini has issued a rallying cry to his players as they embark on the defence of their European Championship crown.
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September 5, 2002
United ban players from writing books
Manchester United have reacted to the controversy surrounding Roy Keane's recently-published autobiography by slapping a ban on their players writingbooks.
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September 5, 2002
Michel slams French federation
Henri Michel, one of the unsuccessful candidates to succeed Roger Lemerre as France boss, has attacked the federation over the procedure.
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September 5, 2002
Roma still keen on Davids
Roma are still hoping to sign Holland midfielder Edgar Davids from Juventus.
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September 5, 2002
Forest fires put Russia-Ireland match in jeopardy
A spate of forst fires outside the Russian capital Moscow, has put Saturday's Euro 2004 qualifier between Russia and Ireland in jeopardy.
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September 5, 2002
Boycott fear as Diof goes AWOL
Senegal officials are afraid El Hadji Diouf may have carried out his threat to boycott the surprise team of the World Cup.
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September 5, 2002
Trapattoni gets vote of confidence
Franco Carraro, the Chairman of the Italian Football Federation, has given a public vote of confidence to Giovanni Trapattoni, the under-fire coach of the Italian national team.
