Referee chiefs back Attwell after Liverpool goal

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Referee chiefs back Attwell after Liverpool goal
LONDON (AP) — Match official Stuart Attwell has been defended by referee chiefs after awarding Liverpool its controversial opening goal in the 2-2 draw against Sunderland in the Premier League.
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Khumalo’s coming – Redknapp
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has revealed that a deal to bring South Africa defender Bongani Khumalo to White Hart Lane is almost complete. Related Stories Carlos Tevez reveals tensions at the heart of Manchester City’s dressing room Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson rejects Alex Ferguson’s ‘inflammatory’ dig at Fernando Torres Dimitar Berbatov: I’m ready to throw off £30m price tag burden Roberto …
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Lastest Commonwealth Games News

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Dedicated CWG lanes to be extended to cover two more stadiums
Dedicated lanes for Commonwealth Games in the national capital will now be extended to Major Dhayan Chand Hockey Stadium and Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium from the Games Village.
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Positive vibes, negative emotions and Shera on web portals
New Delhi, Sep 30 : As the Commonwealth Games nears, country’s online addicts are voicing strong opinions about it across various social networking sites.
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Pearson and the Commonwealth of Virginia launch first-ever iPad social studies curriculum
Pearson and the Commonwealth of Virginia today launched the nation’s first-ever complete social studies curriculum for Apple’s revolutionary iPad…
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Hill, Jays set franchise homer mark in win over Yanks

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Hill, Jays set franchise homer mark in win over Yanks
Aaron Hill went 2-for-3 with a three-run homer, as the Toronto Blue Jays slugged their way past the New York Yankees, 8-4, in the rubber match of a three-game series.
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Wells, Buck homer and Blue Jays beat Yankees 7-5
Toronto Blue Jays’ Vernon Wells, right, celebrates with Blue Jays’ Yunel Escobar, left, and Travis Snider, center, after hitting a three run home run against the New York Yankees starting pitcher A.J. Burnett during the third inning of a baseball game in Toronto on Monday, Sept. 27, 2010.
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Lastest Aston Villa News

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Chris Sutton resigns as Lincoln manager
Chris Sutton resigned along with his assistant Ian Pearce after last night’s goalless draw with Burton Albion left them four places off the bottom of League Two.
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Former Villa youngster handed second chance by Bristol Rovers
Southampton Aston Villa Bristol Rovers have handed a trial to former Aston Villa youngster Kofi Poyser. The striker scored in last season’s FA Youth Cup final but was released after failing to earn a new contract at Villa Park. Poyser played an hour of the Pirates’ second-string defeat to Southampton and reserve boss Darren Patterson says he will be keeping a close eye on the striker. “Kofi …
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McCarthy happy with Wolves effort
Mick McCarthy is convinced Wolves will emerge from their mini slump if they maintain the standard of performance seen in their last three games. Related Stories Wenger’s stand-in keeper Fabianski saves penalty as Arsenal punish Partizan Belgrade Hughton hopeful over Harper Balotelli to return end of October Fabianski relishing Blues test Bruce: Gordon needs rest
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Lastest Commonwealth Games News

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India races to finish preparations for Commonwealth Games
NEW DELHI (AP) — Indian workers raced to finish preparations Monday for the Commonwealth Games as hundreds of athletes and team officials arrived in New Delhi. The city’s chief minister said she was confident they would complete the job ahead of the event’s opening Sunday.
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Changing room chat: Vuvuzelas find their way to Delhi
THE Commonwealth Games could end up sounding an awful lot like the football World Cup.
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Astros suffer rare loss with Norris pitching

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Astros suffer rare loss with Norris pitching
Astros suffer rare loss with Norris pitching
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Cueto shines, but Reds can't avoid letdown
CINCINNATI — Tuesday night’s celebration for the Reds lasted well into the Wednesday morning hours. It didn’t extend into Wednesday night’s game.
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Cueto shines, but Reds can’t avoid letdown
Cueto shines, but Reds can’t avoid letdown
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Australia’s Fastest Liquid Quarter Mile – the Victorian Drag Boat Club

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Get your fix of extreme adrenalin at Australia’s fastest liquid quarter mile with the Victorian Drag Boat Club. Top Fuel Hydros, Blown Alcohol Hydros & Displacements, Bracket Boats and more. This is Australia’s premiere club for all your drag boat racing action. Visit our site at www.vdbc.com for more info. See you there!

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Chris Sutton resigns as boss of Lincoln as they struggle near the foot of League Two

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Chris Sutton resigns as boss of Lincoln as they struggle near the foot of League Two
Chris Sutton has quit as manager of Lincoln City. The former Chelsea and Blackburn striker resigned along with his assistant Ian Pearce after last night’s goalless draw with Burton Albion left them four places off the bottom of League Two.
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Premier League – Wolves star faces lay-off
Wolves midfielder Adlene Guedioura could be out for up to six months after fracturing his tibia in the defeat to Aston Villa.
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Guedioura blow for Wolves
Wolves midfielder Adlene Guedioura could be out for up to six months after fracturing his tibia in Sunday’s Barclays Premier League defeat to Aston Villa. Related Stories Ancelotti confirms Lampard absence Green escapes FA censure Wenger has confidence in Fabianski Wayne Rooney ruled out of Valencia game, and Manchester United have no defence Frank Lampard still out for both Chelsea and England
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