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Inside Football
Three-sy does it for Cottagers new
Fulham moved into ninth place in the Barclays Premier League with a 3-0 win over Burnley at Craven Cottage.
Cliftonville won’t blow title race this time, insists Scannell
Chris Scannell has declared that Cliftonville can become Carling Premiership champions — even if he had to kerb the excitement of younger members in the Solitude squad.
- Oval must be a fortress again, warns Glentoran boss
- Thompson and Allen hit it off for Linfield
- Platt backs Coleraie star Patterson for Northern Ireland
- McCann won’t let Swifts die out
- Cliftonville star O’Connor hailed by Holland
- Rainey backs Cliftonville for title
- Matthews looks to Spike Linfield
- Shields set for first Institute start
- Morris and Waterworth can stake their claims
- Coleraine cruise it
- Patterson posts final warning to Glentoran
- Patterson nets Worthington praise
- Cliftonville sink Institute to pull clear at the summit
- Patterson targets glory with Coleraine
- Waterworth nets final berth for Glentoran
- Boyce still on Red alert for Cliftonville
- Glenavon boss Quinn on hunt for Hamill as he aims to lift gloom
- Lecky’s finished his homework on Glentoran
- Goal machine Patterson is off to the Oval this week
- McCafferty sends out a message to Worthington
- Coleraine are a match for anyone, says Tommy
- Linfield 5 Newry City 0
- Cliftonville braced for Boyce move
- Patterson won’t be going radio gaga as Cliftonville hit top spot
Ferguson won't be rushed into Scotland decision
Barry Ferguson will take plenty of time before deciding whether to make an international return for Scotland under Craig Levein.
- Northern Ireland faces 10,824-mile trip to see Euro qualifiers
- Republic of Ireland handed kind draw
- Terry model Vanessa Perroncel: I will not sell my story
- Capello drops Terry as England captain
- New Jersey's Giants Stadium, scene of Ray Houghton goal, to be flattened
- Bridge denied chance of talks with Capello
- Hargreaves still clings to England World Cup dream
- Northern Ireland and the Euro 2012 draw
- John Terry tight-lipped before Capello meeting
- Crunch time for John Terry
- Terry set to quit as England captain
- Late blast secures semi spot for Egypt
- Paraguay international Cabanas victim of shooting
- Windsor rescued by Platini cash boost
- Zambia through to last eight at a price
- Angola and Algeria seal last eight spot in African Nations Cup
- Football the loser as FIFA hands Henry a reprieve
- Albania will test Northern Ireland, says Kennedy
- Northern Ireland to travel for 'glamour' friendly against Albania
- Pulis hands James big World Cup shot
- Algeria cup hopes back on course
- Senior service gave Worthington will to stay on
- Adebayor left tormented by deadly attack
- FAI turn down Croke offer
Mutu facing drugs ban
Adrian Mutu is “worried but optimistic” following the announcement of his positive drug test, according to his agent.






