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  • Pulis leaves Stoke after seven years in charge

    Pulis leaves Stoke after seven years in charge

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    Pulis leaves Stoke after seven years in charge

    LONDON (Reuters) - Stoke City and manager Tony Pulis parted company by mutual agreement on Tuesday after seven years in which he established the Potteries outfit back in the top flight of English soccer. Having steered Stoke to the Premier League in 2008, two years after returning for a second spell at the helm, Pulis has kept them safe amongst the elite and took them to the FA Cup final in 2010-11 when they lost to Manchester City. However, Stoke's abrasive style of football and this season's

  • Monaco expect to sign Falcao 'plus four or five more'

    Monaco expect to sign Falcao 'plus four or five more'

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    Monaco expect to sign Falcao 'plus four or five more'

    The club's assistant coach Jean Petit has confirmed negotiations for the Colombian are progressing well, and he hopes to see a number of other top players arrive

  • Mancini's exit has not caused instability, insists Manchester City chief Soriano

    Mancini's exit has not caused instability, insists Manchester City chief Soriano

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    Mancini's exit has not caused instability, insists Manchester City chief Soriano

    The Etihad Stadium chief is adamant it was not a mistake to sack the Italian with two games remaining and believes the club will progress under their new manager

  • Manchester City and Yankees launch new MLS team

    Manchester City and Yankees launch new MLS team

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    Manchester City and Yankees launch new MLS team

    By Simon Evans MIAMI (Reuters) - The New York Yankees and Premier League club Manchester City have formed a Major League Soccer (MLS) team to play in New York City from 2015, aiming to win over America's largest sports market to the global game. City, owned by Sheikh Mansour of Abu Dhabi, will be the majority partner in New York City Football Club with the biggest name in baseball, the Yankees, as a minority partner active in running the team. The ownership group will pay a $100 million

  • Reina happy to remain at Liverpool amid 'flattering' Barcelona rumours

    Reina happy to remain at Liverpool amid 'flattering' Barcelona rumours

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    Reina happy to remain at Liverpool amid 'flattering' Barcelona rumours

    The 30-year-old has been tipped to replace Victor Valdes at Camp Nou this summer, but insists he is happy with his current deal at Anfield despite an indifferent season