Gareth Bales failure to properly learn Spanish and speak the language publicly has really hurt his image with Real Madrid fans.Thats according to Spanish football expert Phil Kitromilides, who joined talkSPORT for the latest on the Welshmans Los Blancos woes.Bale was booed by his own supporters at the Bernabeu on Saturday when he was substituted during the1-0 defeat to bitter rivals Barcelona in El Clasico.
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Fabian Delph hails team's character and impact of substitutes

Relish final day drama of Liverpool and Manchester City… but don't forget Edin Dzeko The Premier League title race will come down to the final day for the seventh time in 27 years - and
Premier League: Manchester City beat Liverpool to title - BBC

Ryan Giggs has backed Manchester United to finish in the top four of the Premier League under their new permanent manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Solskjaer signed a three-year contract at
David Moyes predicts Premier League top four after Man Utd's

West Ham midfielder Declan Rice has pledged his international future to England. Rice, 20, has won three senior Republic of Ireland caps, all in friendlies, having played for his grandparents
West Ham Star Rice Chooses England Over Rep. of Ireland

If the Reds lose it would throw the title race wide open, and Jim believes Tottenham lifting the Premier League title will be a bigger surprise than the Foxes' famous win under Claudio Ranieri three years ago. But asked if he agreed, Murphy said: "No." "I think you're right that the enormity of it would be huge.
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Would Tottenham winning the Premier League title be BIGGER than Leicester's famous triumph? Danny Murphy in talkSPORT debate. February 4, 2019 by admin 0 Comments
Arsenal, Chelsea or Tottenham Hotspur: Who is now the

Juventus vs Ajax: Italian police to deport 54 supporters armed with 'brass knuckles, smoke bombs and firecrackers' ahead of Champions League tie evening in the second leg of their
Juventus vs Ajax: Italian police to deport 54 supporters
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Juventus vs Ajax: Italian police to deport 54 supporters armed with 'brass knuckles, smoke bombs and firecrackers' ahead of Champions League tie.
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Juventus vs Ajax: Italian police to deport 54 supporters

Petr Cech has reaffirmed his commitment to Arsenal after speculation of a return to Chelsea this summer, insisting his "sole focus" is on helping the Gunners win the Europa League.The 37-year
Chelsea vs Arsenal: Granit Xhaka says Premier League should

Former Celtic kitman James McCafferty has been jailed for almost seven years after admitting a string of historic sexual offences against young boys. The 73-year-old, of Lisburn, Northern Ireland, pleaded guilty to 11 charges related to paedophile activity against 10 victims, which took place over several decades.
James McCafferty, Former Celtic kitman jailed after admitting

Chelsea and Juventus allegedly hold talks regarding Maurizio Sarri, with officials from both clubs seemingly pictured in discussions in Baku. The Italian is about to end his first campaign in

John Terry: Aston Villa assistant and former Chelsea captain

Fikayo Tomori beats Mason Mount to Derby's Supporters' Player

Injured Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy was chased by stewards who thought he was a pitch invader after their 2-1 win over Liverpool on Thursday. Mendy has been recovering from knee
Benjamin Mendy chased by Manchester City stewards who thought

No one can say Ajax do not deserve their place in the last four of the Champions League following a campaign that started with qualifying way back in July. best thing was to put the ball


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