September 13, 2002
Morenowalks into more controversy
Byron Moreno, the World Cup's most controversial referee, is in new trouble back home in Ecuador.
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September 13, 2002
Munozthe first managerial casualty in Spain
One round of matches into the Spanish league season has brought the first casualty with Victor Munoz sacked as coach by Villarreal.
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September 13, 2002
Porterfieldsacked by Asante Kotoko
Ian Porterfield, one of British football's most widely-travelled coaching exports, has been sacked by top Ghanaian club Asante Kotoko.
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September 13, 2002
RobertoCarlos slams Barcelona president
Roberto Carlos has hit back at Barcelona president Joan Gaspart over his attempt to wreck Real Madrid's purchase of Ronaldo from Internazionale.
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September 13, 2002
Realmove cost Ronaldo £3milllion
Ronaldo's move from Internazionale to Real Madrid cost him at least £3 million, according to the Itallian club's president Massimo Moratti.
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September 13, 2002
SerieA preview
The new Italian season will finally get underway this weekend after a two-week delay caused by a row over pay-per-view television rights.
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September 13, 2002
VanGaal comes under fire after Cup defeat
Barcelona coach Louis van Gaal is paying the price for Barcelona's humiliating Kings cup defeat to third division side Novelda, with the local Catalan media fiercely critical of his side's performance.
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September 13, 2002
Vieirakeen to extend Arsenal stay
Arsenal skipper Patrick Vieira has admitted that he would like to spend the rest of his career at the club.
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September 13, 2002
Villarrealapppoint caretaker boss
Villarreal's technical director Francisco 'Paquito' Garcia Gomez has been named as the club's caretaker coach after the sacking of Victor Munoz earlier this week.
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September 9, 2002
Mantorrasa target for Real Madrid
Real Madrid are believed to be on the trail of of Benfica striker Pedro 'Mantorras' Manuel, a player who has already been dubbed the 'African Pele'.
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September 8, 2002
Cannavarodefends Italy performance
New skipper Fabio Cannavaro has defended Italy from criticism of their peformance in Saturday's 2-0 Euro 2004 win over Azerbaijan in Baku.
