Carlos Tevez News
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The following is a roundup of soccer stories from U.K. newspapers, with clickable Internet links.
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Wigan upset 10-man Manchester City 1- 0 to win English soccer’s F.A. Cup for the first time in the club’s 81-year history.
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The walls of Ray Ranson’s Manchester office celebrate the high points of his 17-year run as a defender in English soccer. In one of his most memorable moments, Ranson’s Manchester City was battling Tottenham Hotspur in the final game of the F.A. Cup in May 1981. The 92,000 chanting fans at London’s Wembley Stadium were making such a din that he couldn’t even hear the referee’s whistle.
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The walls of Ray Ranson’s Manchester office celebrate the high points of his 17-year run as a defender in English soccer. In one of his most memorable moments, Ranson’s Manchester City was battling Tottenham Hotspur in the final game of the F.A. Cup in May 1981. The 92,000 chanting fans at London’s Wembley Stadium were making such a din that he couldn’t even hear the referee’s whistle.
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Manchester City soccer striker Carlos Tevez was today sentenced to 250 hours of community service for driving while disqualified and without insurance, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported.
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Manchester United moved another point closer to its record-extending 20th English league soccer title by rallying for a 2-2 draw at West Ham.
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Premier League head Richard Scudamore wants the world soccer to follow his lead by banning investment funds from buying shares in players, a $3 billion-a- year market. His opponents say the plan won’t work.
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Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez is in “advanced talks” to join Monaco, the Sunday Express reported.
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SC Corinthians Paulista, Brazil’s biggest soccer club by revenue, made a 40 million-euro ($56 million) bid for Carlos Tevez as it seeks to beat the trade deadline to sign the Manchester City striker.
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SC Corinthians Paulista, Brazil’s biggest soccer team by sales, will use its television contracts to convince Manchester City that it can pay a national record of more than $55 million for striker Carlos Tevez, a club executive said.
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