October 13, 2002
McCarthy to quit in 2004
Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy has admmitted that that he will quit his job in 2004 because he misses the day-to-day involvement of managing a club side.
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October 13, 2002
Deportivo’s Molina undergoing treatment for cancer
Deportivo La Coruna goalkeeper Jose Molina been forced to go into temporary retirement as he undergoes treatment for testicular cancer.
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October 13, 2002
Bergeroo out, Halilhodzic in, at Rennes
Former Lille coach Vahid Halilhodzic has been appointed new coach of Rennes after the club sacked Philippe Bergeroo following their disappointing start to the season.
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October 13, 2002
Santini optimistic about the future
French Coach Jacques Santini is confident his team are heading towards a bright new future.
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October 13, 2002
UEFA to invesitgate Slovakia incidents
UEFA are to investigate the crowd trouble and the racist chanting which combined to create an ugly backdrop to Saturday's EURO 2004 qualifying match between Slovakia and England in Bratislava.
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October 13, 2002
Trapattoni vows to stay on
Italy coach Giovanni Trapattoni has dismissed calls for his resignation in the wake of his side's disappointing 1-1 draw with Yugoslavia on Saturday.
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October 13, 2002
Van Nisterooy ruled out of Dutch qualifier
Ruud van Nistelrooy has pulled out of Holland's squad to face Austria on Wednesday with a recurrence of the hamstring injury that has plagued him in recent weeks.
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October 12, 2002
EURO 2004 results
Group 1 France 5 - 0 Slovenia
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October 11, 2002
Batistuta plans to finish career in England
Gabriel Batistuta has confirmed that he plans to finish his career in England after his contract with Roma ends.
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October 11, 2002
UEFA assess Croatia/Bosnia EURO 2008 bid
UEFA officials have completed their inspection of the venues submitted by Croatia and Bosnia, as part of their joint bid to host the 2008 European championship finals.
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October 11, 2002
Eriksson will not be distracted by book revelations
England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson, who was alleged to have had an affair with TV presenter, Ulrika Jonsson, insists he will not be distracted by her soon-to-be-published autobiography.
