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The afternoon mailbox has plenty more views on the fixture list. Plus,...
he afternoon mailbox has plenty more views on the fixture list. Plus, a sublime...
ike Ashley almost planned the perfect Trojan Horse, the price of fillet steak and...
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George Boyd returned to haunt Nottingham Forest as Peterborough United claimed a 1-0 victory in their friendly at London Road.
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Boyd: Netted the winner
The midfielder spent the latter part of last season on loan at Forest as they reached the Championship play-off semi-finals.
But he has returned to Cambridgeshire this summer and wasted no time showing Reds boss Billy Davies what he is missing, firing home the only goal after just eight minutes.
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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.
Rio Ferdinand has warned Manchester United's title challengers that they will be as strong as ever next season.
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