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00:08 » GuardianIt could be time to rehabilitate of some of Scotland's more colourful characters There has been a great deal of misunderstanding about Alice Cooper's controversial song I Love the Dead , the last track on his classic 1973 Billion Dollar Babies album. Many have dismissed it merely as an…
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00:04 » GuardianHe is the football manager as celebrity, whose appeal goes way beyond the game. With a return to Chelsea likely, after a turbulent time in Madrid, can he still wield his charismatic magic? Barring any unforeseen twists in the tale, José Mário dos Santos Mourinho Félix will soon…
00:03 » GuardianIn an era of 24-hour rolling sports news, as Arsenal's manager Arsène Wenger says: "We live in a world that needs a drama every day." There has been enough to keep Jim White of Sky Sports News shouting at the top of his voice all season long, little of it driven by pious recommendations last…
00:00 » The Independent"I certainly don't have any plans at the moment to walk away from what I believe will be something special and worth being around for all to see."
00:00 » The IndependentA united front in the North-east of England. That alone feels like something worth talking about. Two cities with a legendary rivalry will decide whether Arsène Wenger, for the first time in 16 seasons, fails to take Arsenal into the Champions' League as Tottenham pip them for fourth place in…
00:00 » The IndependentAt White Hart Lane this afternoon, the home dressing-room will be no place for doubters or pessimists. For the fifth time in recent seasons, Tottenham go into the final week of the season with ambitions of reaching the Champions' League, but only once so far have they played in it. If a fatalistic…
00:00 » The IndependentIt was 35 years ago that a rather bewildered Osvaldo Ardiles, grateful to have brought his fellow Argentinian World Cup-winner Ricky Villa with him, arrived in north London as the first of the foreign superstars who would gravitate to English football. Had the pair of them failed, who knows how…
00:00 » The Independent| European Champions Cup 1976-1977 | |||||
| Date | Round | Opponent | Venue | Result | Info |
| 15.09.1976 | r1-1 | Koge BK | away | W5-0 | |
| 29.09.1976 | r1-2 | Koge BK | home | W2-1 | (7-1) |
| 20.10.1976 | r2-1 | Banik Ostrava | away | L1-2 | |
| 03.11.1976 | r2-2 | Banik Ostrava | home | W5-0 | (6-2) |
| 02.03.1977 | qf-1 | Dinamo Kiev | home | W1-0 | |
| 16.03.1977 | qf-2 | Dinamo Kiev | away | L0-2 | (1-2) |
| UEFA Super Cup 1976-1977 | |||||
| Date | Round | Opponent | Venue | Result | Info |
| 17.08.1976 | -1 | Anderlecht | home | W2-1 | |
| 30.08.1976 | -2 | Anderlecht | away | L1-4 | |
