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Port Vale forward Lewis Haldane has resumed training after almost eight months on the sidelines with a broken leg.
Last Updated: 23/04/12 at 17:11
Haldane: On the mend
Haldane suffered the injury during the Johnstone's Paint Trophy defeat at Tranmere at the end of August.
The 27-year-old trained for the first time on Friday.
However, manager Micky Adams has ruled out the chances of the winger playing for the first team again before the end of the campaign.
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et another example of Cameron's broken Britton.
ve heard his older brother might be joining as part of the deal too... Roland.
think it's time anyway. That hat must smell awful by now. Time for a change and a rinse
Everton are understood to have identified eight potential candidates to replace David Moyes as manager at Goodison Park.
Chief executive Ferran Soriano says Manchester City are 'just looking for the next cycle' after sacking Roberto Mancini.
Tony Pulis is disappointed to have left Stoke but understands the board's wish to take the club in a different direction.
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