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    Why are Sunderland still stuck in League One?

    Losing 6-0 at Bolton over the weekend proved the final straw for Lee Johnson, who became the latest Sunderland manager to fail to bring them out of a historic low for the club with the Mackems still marooned in League One for the fourth consecutive season.

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    5 Chelsea players who Frank Lampard could target for Everton

    Frank Lampard has been given himself another opportunity to prove himself as a manager at Premier League level with the former midfielder now in place at Everton. Lampard has already started to make a mark on the squad he has inherited by adding Dele Alli and Donny van de Beek on deadline day, but what further signings could he make at the end of the season? At Chelsea, Lampard established a pathway between the academy ranks and the first team and so it’s possible he could return to his former club to lure players he previously worked with to Merseyside.

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    Luiz Diaz signing shows Liverpool remain kings of transfers

    In a world of football transfers, contextualised by social media, where every cough and splutter can be reported before a deal happens, the signing of Luiz Diaz shows exactly why Liverpool are  a power house of the modern game.

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    5 players who played for Tottenham and Arsenal

    The North London Derby is one of the fiercest derbies in British football as Arsenal and Tottenham clash for bragging rights across London. With both teams always at the top end of English football, each game has always defined the fate of each team’s season and affected their pursuit of trophies.

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    Bruno Guimaraes signing begins a new chapter for Newcastle

    It isn’t hard to pinpoint when the panic set in for Newcastle fans. The January transfer window has been fraught with nerves, against the backdrop of a relegation battle that has promised a miserable ending all season.

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    January transfer window: Winners and losers

    The January transfer window has slammed shut once more, leaving Premier League managers to work with the squads they have left for the rest of the season. Ultimately, only results over the next few months will prove whether teams had a good or a bad window, with deadline day seeing the usual chaos and some surprising late moves for players.

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    5 of the best Cheltenham Gold Cup winners

    With the Cheltenham Festival fast approaching, the countdown is on to the greatest show in national hunt racing. Four days of top-quality racing action are on the agenda come March, including the Champion Hurdle, Queen Mother Champion Chase, and Stayers’ Hurdle.

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    Everton hoping Lampard is more than just a big reputation

    Everton have appointed Frank Lampard as their new manager but life after Rafael Benitez began with two reminders of why he was so disliked in the first place. Aston Villa, going so well under Steven Gerrard who was Benitez’ former captain at rivals Liverpool, left Goodison Park victorious thanks to a goal assisted by Lucas Digne, the full-back who departed after a rather high profile fall out with the now departed manager.

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    Why would PSG want Tottenham misfit Tanguy Ndombele?

    When Tottenham signed Tanguy Ndombele, something appeared to change. Spurs, at last, were entering the new era the entire Mauricio Pochettino project had aimed for. While their loss in the Champions League final was disappointing to say the least, their new stadium sparkled and Pochettino had proven the club could sit amongst the elite who had so often derided them as, well, “Spursy”.

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    Would any other major club want Cristiano Ronaldo?

    Cristiano Ronaldo, perhaps the most decisive footballer on the planet for the past decade and a half, is starting to become equally as divisive. Clearly, few would be foolish enough to ever write off the Portuguese superstar.

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    Relegation remains a genuine possibility for Everton

    When it comes to net spend, only Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea have splurged more in the transfer market over the last five years than Everton. For all the money spent at Goodison Park, though, Everton have succeeded only in getting themselves into an increasingly sticky situation and are now genuine relegation contenders.

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