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Football: 'No more signings' - Peter Kenyon

The Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon has revealed that further signings are unlikely to be made in January

Football in brief: Scolari helps Ballack keep Löw profile

The Chelsea manager appears to has stymied Joachim Löw's attempt to summon Michael Ballack to Berlin

Ten years since the day of double despair for Manchester City and Stoke

You are fighting to avoid relegation and a bloke from your local pub sprints past you on the pitch. For the players of Stoke City and Manchester City, May 3, 1998 was an odd day.

Smith slams Ince claim and says 'huge sums' give English teams the edge

Rangers manager Walter Smith has defended the state of Scottish football and insists the reaction to Celtic's defeat to Manchester United was over the top.

Middlesbrough's Southgate is wary of old pal Ince's passion

Paul Ince was the first person to console former team-mate Gareth Southgate when he missed that penalty at Euro 96 - not that the Middlesbrough boss remembers it.

Baggies boss Tony Mowbray still backing his stuttering strikers

Tony Mowbray has defended his struggling strikers before West Bromwich Albion become the latest team to try to interrupt Hull City's remarkable start to the season.

Sol Campbell claims Pompey were shocked by Braga divers

Sol Campbell can't wait to embrace the integrity of the Premier League this weekend after the unsavoury antics of SC Braga's players in Portsmouth's UEFA Cup defeat.

Our trip to Japan will make or break us, says United boss Sir Alex Ferguson

Sir Alex Ferguson believes Manchester United's defence of their Premier League crown depends on how they cope with December's trip to Japan for the Club World Cup.