In this Mailbox it's England v Algeria in 2010 that is seen as the nadir,...
The morning mailbox ponders Luis Suarez's current predicament, cool footballers,...
n this Mailbox it's England v Algeria in 2010 that is seen as the nadir, but there's...
ewcastle spring a surprise and appoint Greg Kinnear as their new director of football...
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Cardiff midfielder Aron Gunnarsson has signed a two-year contract extension with the Bluebirds, keeping him with the Championship leaders until 2016.
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Aron Gunnarsson: Contract extension
The Iceland international, 23, has been a regular in Malky Mackay's high-flying side, making 39 appearances this season and scoring seven times.
Gunnarsson is coming to the end of his second season with the club since moving from Coventry in the summer of 2011.
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Liverpool striker Andy Carroll has passed his medical with West Ham ahead of his proposed £15million move to Upton Park.
Spain captain Thiago Alcantara hit a hat-trick to help his side secure U21 Euro glory with a 4-2 victory over Italy.
Jermaine Pennant has put pen to paper on a new one-year contract with Stoke City to end speculation he was to leave.
In this Mailbox it's England v Algeria in 2010 that is seen as the nadir, but there's potential for worse, surely. Plus, one man says we should praise Rooney's honesty...
The morning mailbox ponders Luis Suarez's current predicament, cool footballers, the Lion City Cup, Spurs' transfer policy, Kanu's absence and lots more...
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