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West Ham still keen on Adam Armstrong
According to a report by Football League World, GSB and West Ham United remain interested in signing Blackburn Rovers star Adam Armstrong this summer
Everton confirm Allan injury boost
Carlo Ancelotti hopes Allan will be fit for this weekend’s Merseyside Derby after the Everton midfielder sat out Wednesday night’s 3-1 defeat to Manch
Batty gives England A the advantage
Gareth Batty captured four wickets after earlier hitting a valuable half-century to give England A the upper hand against West Indies A26-Feb-2006Scor
Forget Ndombele: Spurs star Ben Davies has given Jose Mourinho a big headache after Wolves draw
After Sergio Reguilon’s arrival from Real Madrid in the summer, Ben Davies would have been forgiven for being concerned over how his future at Tottenh
Sunderland’s Danny Graham was poor on Friday night
Sunderland have a mountain to climb yet again. Their result against Fleetwood on Friday evening was another step in the wrong direction as Phil Par
Worse than Barker: Glasgow Rangers dodged a bullet in one-time target Isaac Atanga
Glasgow Rangers dodged a bullet by not signing FC Nordsjaelland forward Isaac Atanga, after it emerged that Ross Wilson had expressed an interest in s
Pascal Struijk could be Leeds’ new Ben White
Leeds United have just embarked on their first Premier League season in 16 years, but despite all of the positivity around Elland Road at the moment,
Brighton & Hove Albion: Bernardo wanted by three clubs for potential loan move
Brighton defender Bernardo is attracting interest from three clubs amid rumours of a potential loan exit from the Amex Stadium. Sky Sports reported
Spurs star reminds Mourinho that Hojbjerg wont solve all his issues
Tottenham Hotspur have completed a rather impressive turnaround under Jose Mourinho. When the controversial Portuguese manager was appointed in Nov
Newcastle takeover hit with fresh twist over Saudi piracy
Newcastle United’s prospective £300m takeover has taken a new path this week after reports emerged firing doubt over its completion. The Guardian r