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Organizers: Don't mess with the Olympic brand
One day, the small espresso shop near the site of the London Games was the "Olympic" cafe. The next day, it was the "Lympic."
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Chelsea: Tale of a demanding owner and changing managers
As Jose Mourinho becomes the favourite to take the reins at Stamford Bridge, one wonders who else can be the man who can come back from the past to turnaround Chelsea's dwindling fortunes in the title race.
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Manchester United's Ryan Giggs: From player to manager?
While his retirement at some point of time is inevitable, Ryan Giggs' association with the Red Devils seems set to continue even post his goodbye as a player. According to recent reports in some well-known news portals, Sir Alex Fergsuon himself has tipped Giggs to be his successor at Old Trafford.
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Arsenal's Henry: Gunning to save a team
Arsene Wenger got back his old knight back on to the turf. No doughnuts for guessing, Thierry Henry is back in action for Arsenal on a 2 months' loan for New York Red Bulls.
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Renaissance of Manchester's City
The 'united' force of the new breed of City players this season is giving a tough time to their bitter rivals in Manchester United. So, no matter how much Mancini says that he respects Ferguson and flatters him with all those praises for what he has done as a coach for United, he surely sports a little smirk in isolation - all due to his side's con...
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On and off, loyal heroes of The Red Devils
It's no big deal for the most valuable club in the world to win a match, but Manchester United's recent triumph over Chelsea in the English Premier League has made many suggest that there are only a handful of players who have the biggest hand in placing the team where it is currently.
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The curious case of Arsenal
The recent highs and lows between Arsene Wenger and Pep Guardiola over the transfer of Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas makes one recall the issues concerning the Gunners for a long time now.
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Brazil - the class that was?
The current Brazilian football team doesn't look "classy" anymore. It is quite evident from the way they have performed in the last two World Cups, and of course, the recent form they have shown on the field.
