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Fabio Capello has asked England fans to be patient if his team fail to score early-on against Kazakhstan
- Richard Williams: don't clip Walcott's wings
- Barney Ronay: Can England duo whinge as one?
- Kevin McCarra: Feelgood factor can play part
- Russell Brand: Theo runs on the remains of '66
- Hiatus over for Heskey, a pivotal figure finally
- Storck confident ahead of biggest match
- Betting: bookies bank on Borat to spark interest
- More news on the England team
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Chelsea have opened legal proceedings against Lyn Oslo in a bid to recoup the fee paid for Mikel Jon Obi
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More news, blogs and features
Editors' picks
Video: Arsène Wenger on Arsenal's 4-0 win over Porto (1min 04sec)
Video: Will Kevin Keegan stay or will he go? (2min 25sec)
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Other reports and news
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Derek Llambias and Dennis Wise will not be follow Tony Jimenez out of Newcastle, as many fans hoped
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Euro 2009 u-21 qualifier: Gabriel Agbonlahor's backheel helped England edge past spirited Wales
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Hull City boss Phil Brown has won the Premier League's manager of the month award for September
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British government threats to seize Icelandic assets have led to new questions about West Ham's future
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Geoff Horsfield has been forced into retirement after being diagnosed with testicular cancer
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Work for idle thumbs
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Gallery (14 pictures): Manchester City's Brazilian maestro features as Robin Hood, Robin Hood, and, well, Robin Hood
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The Knowledge: send us your burning football questions. This week: Spurs' Premier League old boys
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Our weekly YouTube round-up features an extremely startled manager a Dutchman at his best
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Enjoy the cult classic cartoon strip by legendary artist Paul Trevillion, now online for the first time
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Competition: You could get your hands on a VIP trip to see Man Utd take on Celtic in the Champions League
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Our favourite things this week
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Features and comment
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Richard Williams: Fabio Capello needs to show a faith in Theo Walcott that has previously been absent
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Big interview: Sidelined since his sacking by Luton, Mike Newell is happy to start again at the bottom
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Marcela Mora y Araujo: South America's oldest derby will be a hotly contested affair tomorrow
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Matt Scott: The current financial crisis will lead to greater problems than ever for struggling teams
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Harry Pearson: To catch sportsmen going about minor domestic duties, head to the Tesco's cheese aisle
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Raphael Honigstein: Jürgen Klinsmann must succeed to keep the forces of conservatism in Germany at bay




