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FA plans England code of conduct

FA chairman David Bernstein is to bring in a code of conduct to make sure England players behave.

Wilshere takes step forward as Arsenal fast-track return

Arsenal are trying to arrange a match next week to speed up Jack Wilshere's rehabilitation from injury, as the club believe he is well "on the way back to being the player we know he is".

Newcastle's Muslim stars told: Don't play in new 'Wonga' tops

Newcastle United's £24m shirt sponsorship deal with Wonga was engulfed in fresh controversy last night when the club's Muslim players were warned that wearing the new shirts would infringe Sharia law.

Pat Nevin argues that Jock Stein is the most influential manager of all

Pat Nevin presents a tribute to the man he believes is the most influential British manager: Jock Stein.

Barcelona deny link to banned doctor Luis García del Moral who worked with Lance Armstrong and US Postal

Sports consulting website lists club as client of disgraced Del Moral but 'he has never been on the payroll', Barca respond.

Wales v Scotland: Shaun Maloney welcomes Sunderland striker Steven Fletcher back to international football

"I don't think there is a negative side to Steven Fletcher's return to the Scotland side," says Shaun Maloney.

Leeds United buyer Gulf Finance House holds less than £3.6m in cash

Accounts reveal that parent company of Middle Eastern banking group has £800m less than it had in 2008.

No excuses for players - Gerrard

Steven Gerrard says everything is in place for England to succeed after the opening of the £105m national football centre.

FA launches code of conduct to crack down on England players, but will it be tough enough?

England players expected to sign up to new code of conduct before next month's friendly with Sweden.