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Great White Shark Jumps Into Boat, Sends Man Flying Into The Air
An elderly Australian fisherman has lived to tell the tale after a great white shark leapt into his boat, surviving with only an injured arm after he was sent flying by the thrashing beast.
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Mother Shames Son, 12, For Bullying in Facebook Post That Went Viral
The UK celebrated Mother's Day on Sunday but one pre-teen was unlikely to be getting his mum flowers after she publicly rebuked him for bullying in a Facebook post that swiftly went viral and appears to have now been deleted.
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New trial sought for 14-year-old executed in 1944
A 14-year-old black boy executed nearly 70 years ago is finally getting another day in court, and his lawyers plan to argue on Tuesday for a new trial.
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I didn't want to succeed Alex Ferguson says Jose Mourinho
Mourinho had long been linked with a potential move to Old Trafford and many pundits felt he would be United's number one choice when it was revealed that Ferguson was going to step down at the end of the season.
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Manchester United held 2-2 at West Ham; Manchester City, Chelsea win
Second placed City took advantage of United's slip, with Carlos Tevez netting the winner against Wigan while Chelsea climbed to third place with a 3-0 win at west London neighbours Fulham.
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Red Devils play down Jose Mourinho's sympathy
Ferguson shirked his media responsibilities after the match, while the home side's players walked through the mixed zone without speaking to waiting reporters.
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Pressure all on Jose Mourinho ahead of Real Madrid-Man United clash
Veteran midfielder Paul Scholes remains out for United with a knee problem, but winger Ashley Young and goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard are back in the squad after injuries. Both Phil Jones and Jonny Evans were on the flight to Madrid on Tuesday after recovering from knocks picked up in the 2-0 win over Everton in the English Premier League on Sun...
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Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho renew Champions League rivalry
Alex Ferguson said he was ready to lock horns against the colourful Mourinho who was at Old Trafford on Sunday to see United beat Everton 2-0 and stretch their lead at the top of the Premier League to 12 points.
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Ferguson requests FA hearing after denying misconduct charge
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was charged by the FA for his comments about the assistant referee following his sides 1-1 draw at Tottenham last month.
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Referee couldn't have stooped that low against Mikel: Ferguson
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson says he doesn't believe referee Mark Clattenburg would have directed a racial insult at Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel when the teams played last weekend.
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Ferguson backs Redknapp for England job
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson believes Tottehnam Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp is "the best man" to replace Fabio Capello as England coach.
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Ferguson urges handshakes with Terry, Suarez
Sir Alex Ferguson will advise Manchester United players Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra to perform pre-match handshakes with John Terry and Luis Suarez, respectively, as the issue of racism continues to cast a shadow over football.
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Racism rows shock Ferguson
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson admits he is shocked by the allegations of racism that have tarnished the Premier League in recent weeks.
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Ferguson in Football Association outburst
Sir Alex Ferguson launched a four-letter attack on the Football Association on Friday claiming they should appreciate how important the club is to the fortunes of the national team.
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FA warns Ferguson and Ancelotti
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti were both warned as to their future conduct by the Football Association (FA) on Tuesday in relation to recent comments about referee Howard Webb.
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Great White Shark Jumps Into Boat, Sends Man Flying Into The Air
An elderly Australian fisherman has lived to tell the tale after a great white shark leapt into his boat, surviving with only an injured arm after he was sent flying by the thrashing beast.
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Mother Shames Son, 12, For Bullying in Facebook Post That Went Viral
The UK celebrated Mother's Day on Sunday but one pre-teen was unlikely to be getting his mum flowers after she publicly rebuked him for bullying in a Facebook post that swiftly went viral and appears to have now been deleted.
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New trial sought for 14-year-old executed in 1944
A 14-year-old black boy executed nearly 70 years ago is finally getting another day in court, and his lawyers plan to argue on Tuesday for a new trial.
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I didn't want to succeed Alex Ferguson says Jose Mourinho
Mourinho had long been linked with a potential move to Old Trafford and many pundits felt he would be United's number one choice when it was revealed that Ferguson was going to step down at the end of the season.
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Manchester United held 2-2 at West Ham; Manchester City, Chelsea win
Second placed City took advantage of United's slip, with Carlos Tevez netting the winner against Wigan while Chelsea climbed to third place with a 3-0 win at west London neighbours Fulham.
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Red Devils play down Jose Mourinho's sympathy
Ferguson shirked his media responsibilities after the match, while the home side's players walked through the mixed zone without speaking to waiting reporters.
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Pressure all on Jose Mourinho ahead of Real Madrid-Man United clash
Veteran midfielder Paul Scholes remains out for United with a knee problem, but winger Ashley Young and goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard are back in the squad after injuries. Both Phil Jones and Jonny Evans were on the flight to Madrid on Tuesday after recovering from knocks picked up in the 2-0 win over Everton in the English Premier League on Sun...
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Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho renew Champions League rivalry
Alex Ferguson said he was ready to lock horns against the colourful Mourinho who was at Old Trafford on Sunday to see United beat Everton 2-0 and stretch their lead at the top of the Premier League to 12 points.
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Ferguson requests FA hearing after denying misconduct charge
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was charged by the FA for his comments about the assistant referee following his sides 1-1 draw at Tottenham last month.
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Referee couldn't have stooped that low against Mikel: Ferguson
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson says he doesn't believe referee Mark Clattenburg would have directed a racial insult at Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel when the teams played last weekend.
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Ferguson backs Redknapp for England job
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson believes Tottehnam Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp is "the best man" to replace Fabio Capello as England coach.
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Ferguson urges handshakes with Terry, Suarez
Sir Alex Ferguson will advise Manchester United players Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra to perform pre-match handshakes with John Terry and Luis Suarez, respectively, as the issue of racism continues to cast a shadow over football.
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Racism rows shock Ferguson
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson admits he is shocked by the allegations of racism that have tarnished the Premier League in recent weeks.
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Ferguson in Football Association outburst
Sir Alex Ferguson launched a four-letter attack on the Football Association on Friday claiming they should appreciate how important the club is to the fortunes of the national team.
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FA warns Ferguson and Ancelotti
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti were both warned as to their future conduct by the Football Association (FA) on Tuesday in relation to recent comments about referee Howard Webb.
