One chap in the mailbox blames England's struggles on a lack of wide camera...
The endless whataboutery over the length of suspensions, the blasts and...
ne chap in the mailbox blames England's struggles on a lack of wide camera angles....
ike Ashley almost planned the perfect Trojan Horse, the price of fillet steak and...
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Cheltenham's final home friendly of the pre-season campaign ended with a 1-0 loss against Premier League Wolves.
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Keogh: Hit the winner
Mick McCarthy's side, which included Marcus Hahnemann, Keogh and Sam Vokes, earned victory at Whaddon Road thanks to Keogh's first-half strike.
McCarthy takes the rest of his first-team squad to face Leeds at Elland Road on Saturday.
Mark Yates' side will travel to Bishops Cleeve in the week ahead of Saturday's League Two opener against Gillingham.
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Sky Sports will show five live Football League games in as many days to kick off the 2013/14 season.
Norwich manager Chris Hughton thinks that new signing Ricky Van Wolfswinkel can "make the difference" for the Canaries next season.
Andy Carroll admits that his move to West Ham United could improve his chances of playing at the World Cup next year.
One chap in the mailbox blames England's struggles on a lack of wide camera angles. Hmmm. Plus, a lot of love for the Confeds Cup and the perfect fixture list...
The afternoon mailbox has plenty more views on the fixture list. Plus, a sublime piece of skill from Emile Heskey, more cool 'ballers and dull football matches...
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