Andy Dunn
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- Sep 30, 2026
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3 questions that still must be answered as scale of Man City scandal emerges - AOL (opens the original)
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For the 2017/18 season - a season which ended with Pep Guardiola winning the first of his six Premier League titles - Manchester City cooked the books to what was, even by their standards, a jaw-dropping extent. According to the independent commission, they recorded sponsorship income as £145.73million. It turned out only £11m of that was genuine. The other £134.73m was paid by the club owners. Of the nine seasons of eye-watering financial transgressions, this was City’s crowning effort. Their p
Trent Alexander-Arnold has kept up his end of England bargain - but return might be short-lived - AOL (opens the original)
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Trent Alexander-Arnold turns 28 next week. He has two Premier League winners’ medals, one Champions League winners’ medal, one FA Cup winners’ medal, two EFL Cup winners’ medals, a UEFA Super Cup winners’ medal, and a FIFA Club World Cup winners’ medal. He plays for Real Madrid. But he will turn 28 having started 27 matches for his country. Boy, England must have been good over this past decade. To be fair, he has had strong competition for his role, Kyle Walker being a formidable obstacle to hi
James Trafford sends clear message to Jordan Pickford in battle to be England's undisputed No 1 - AOL (opens the original)
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When Peter Shilton won his 125th and final cap for England - in the 1990 World Cup third-place play-off against Italy - he was 40 years old. Jordan Pickford is 32. He has 91 England caps. Don’t think for one minute the Everton keeper does not have Shilton’s number in his mind. Harry Kane will pass that mark fairly soon but Pickford will want to finish his international career as the most capped England keeper of all time. And he will want to set a number that looks unbeatable. Man City 115 charg
Thomas Tuchel has failed his main England task and Spain defeat felt inevitable - AOL (opens the original)
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Thomas Tuchel’s England have played three matches at Wembley in 2026 and have not recorded a victory. They have been beaten by Japan and Spain and have drawn against Uruguay. It continues to be a small wonder that Wembley is packed for every international. It will probably be close to full for the visit of the Czech Republic on Tuesday week. To be fair, the 84,525 who showed up for the UEFA Nations League game against Spain were treated to a highly entertaining contest and an extended look at th
Man City trophies will always come with an asterisk - but real punishment still some way off - AOL (opens the original)
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So, it seems Manchester City have been found guilty of all but one of the 115 charges laid against them by the Premier League. No shock there. Only we don’t know what the punishments will be. And for some considerable time, we probably won’t. After all, the guilt has not been made official yet. A scoop from a distinguished journalist has finally revealed the initial outcome of what seemed to be an interminable saga. It has taken eight years from the beginning of the investigation to get to this
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