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ELECTRONIC MEDIA CANNOT COMPETE WITH THE THRILL OF A BACK PAGE EXCLUSIVE
Sunday Mirror sports editor DAVID WALKER on how the internet is affecting newspapersBy CHRISTOPHER DAVIES
IN THE very old days spectators were told the half-time scores from other games when someone placed numbers along the touchline of one side of a ground. By “A” – say, Arsenal v Chelsea – the numbers “1” and “1” or whatever were placed, the key to the letters in the programme.
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Mike Collett of Reuters analyses the Barclays Premier League run-in
Mike Collett of Reuters analyses the Barclays Premier League run-in at both ends of the table.Listen to ‘Mike Collett of Reuters analyses the Barclays Premier League run-in’ on Audioboo
Tags: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Europa League, manchester city, Manchester United, Newcastle, Premier League, QPR, reading, Reuters, Sunderland, tottenham hotspur, Wigan
IRELAND BEWARE: “HE THINKS AND ACTS LIKE A KID,” SAID JOSE MOURINHO – IS MAD MARKO EUROPE’S MOST CONTROVERSIAL PLAYER?
HE BORROWED A TEAM-MATE’S BENTLEY AND IT WAS STOLENHE CYCLED INTO A GOLF CART
HE CALLED HIMSELF A CHAMPIONS LEAGUE WINNER BUT NEVER PLAYED IN THE FINAL
HE WAS INJURED PLAYING WITH HIS DOG
...AND WAS INVOLVED IN A NIGHT CLUB PUNCH-UP DEFENDING HIS BROTHER
OH, AND HE’S GOOD FRIENDS WITH BALOTELLI
Tags: Austria, Champions League, FC Twente, Golf cart, Inter Milan, Jose Mourinho, Mario Balotelli, Marko Arnautovic, Republic of Ireland, Samuel Eto'o, Steve McClaren
