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      Man Utd star Mason Greenwood makes rare appearance catching runaway family dog following rape and GBH arrest

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      ARRESTED Manchester United star Mason Greenwood makes a rare appearance — after catching his parents’ runaway dog.Greenwood, 20, was snapped at their £3million Cheshire home.
      Mason Greenwood made a rare appearance catching his parents’ runaway dog
      Greenwood was snapped outside his £3million Cheshire home
      He is on bail on suspicion of rape and threats to kill.
      The striker – last seen in April wearing a balaclava while behind the wheel of an £85,000 Mercedes – showed a quick turn of pace to capture the dog.
      An onlooker said: “Mason has been keeping a really low profile since his arrest.
      “He found the accusations made against him really difficult to cope with.
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      “But his parents have been by his side every step of the way.
      “They are all waiting for the police to make a decision and if the cops decide he has no case to answer then he can try and get on with his football career.”
      Greenwood, who lives in Bowdon, Gtr Manchester, was suspended by United after his arrest.
      The player has been removed from FIFA 22 and dropped by sponsors Nike in the wake of the allegations.
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      Football Manager 2022 has also confirmed he will not feature after their recent winter update.
      All merchandise bearing the No11’s name has been axed from the official Utd site and teammates have unfollowed him on Instagram.
      Greenwood’s promising domestic and international career is now in jeopardy after his arrest.
      In 2019, he became the youngest footballer to play for Utd in the Champions League when he took to the pitch aged 17.
      Greenwood has made 129 appearances in total for the Red Devils and netted 35 goals.
      The football player is on bail on suspicion of rape and threats to killCredit: PA More

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      Generous Joey Barton dipped into HIS OWN pocket to give Bristol Rovers’ cancer-hit star Nick Anderton a summer boost

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      BOSS Joey Barton dipped into his pocket to give Bristol Rovers’ cancer-hit defender Nick Anderton a boost.Barton paid for him to join a pre-season trip to Portugal after he had medical tests.
      Kind Joey Barton paid for Nick Anderton to take a pre-season trip to PortugalCredit: Rex
      Anderton has been diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancerCredit: Rex
      Anderton has been diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer and will undergo surgery to remove part of his leg.
      The left-back, 26, and his club confirmed last week he was suffering from Osteosarcoma – a cancer typically affecting long bones, such as legs and arms.
      A team statement read: “Bristol Rovers can confirm that defender Nick Anderton has been diagnosed with Osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer.
      “As a result of this, Nick will undergo an operation in the coming weeks to remove this part of the bone.”
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      Anderton released a positive statement of his own vowing to fight the illness.
      The Rovers ace wrote: “Unfortunately, this rare form of cancer which is affecting my femur means that I’ll be undergoing an operation in the coming weeks.
      “This diagnosis has come as a huge shock to both myself and my family; however, we are remaining positive and hopeful.
      “I want to thank everyone at Bristol Rovers, especially Club Doctor Ian Ferguson and Head of Medical Stuart Leake, the specialists at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham and my family for their continued support.
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      “I want to wish the boys all the best for the upcoming season, starting this Saturday back at The Mem.
      “Hopefully I can be swinging off another traffic light on Gloucester Road come May!”
      Anderton helped the Pirates seal promotion to League One on the final day of the season.
      They claimed third place in League Two in dramatic fashion by beating already relegated Scunthorpe 7-0 leapfrogging Northampton to the final automatic promotion spot on goals scored.
      Rovers needed to better Northampton’s result by five goals – only to run in SEVEN.
      There were jubilant scenes at the Memorial Stadium as Rovers fans poured onto the pitch in their thousands.
      And the celebrations continued long into the night on the streets of Bristol with fans and players involved – including Anderton, according to his statement.
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      Anderton joined Bristol Rovers at the start of last season from Carlisle and played 34 times in League Two as the club gained promotion.
      The defender has also turned out for Preston North End, Barrow and Blackpool during his career. More

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      Vincent Kompany’s Burnley considering making fresh transfer bid for £10m-rated Metz ace Boubakar Kouyate

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      BURNLEY may bid again for Boubakar Kouyate.Metz want £10million for the centre-back after the Clarets offered £2.5m plus extras.
      Burnley are keen on Metz defender Boubakar KouyateCredit: Getty
      Now they could bid £5m – plus a big sell-on clause.
      The 25-year-old impressed last season but couldn’t prevent Metz from going down from France’s top-flight.
      He made 30 appearances in Ligue 1 and also featured in Metz’s opening game of Ligue 2 this campaign.
      Burnley though are considering whether to lodge a fresh bid for his services.
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      Kouyate joined Metz in 2020 from fellow French side Troyes.
      The defender has been capped 12 times by Mali and would add steel to Vincent Kompany’s defence as he aims to guide the Clarets back to the Premier League at their first attempt.
      It’s been a busy summer at Turf Moor, with both incomings and outgoings in double digits.
      Maxwel Cornet was the latest to depart, joining West Ham in the week after the Londoners activated his £17.5m release clause.
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      But on the pitch Kompany has enjoyed a solid start to life as Burnley boss.
      His side kicked off the campaign with a 1-0 win away at Huddersfield on the opening day.
      That was followed up with a 1-1 draw to last season’s play-off semi-finalists Luton Town today. More

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      Arsenal MUST beat Crystal Palace and a defeat will instantly deflate the fans, says Gunners legend Nigel Winterburn

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      NIGEL WINTERBURN has declared Arsenal MUST beat Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park to avoid a fan meltdown.The Gunners go into Friday night’s clash at Selhurst Park full of optimism after a great pre-season having won six matches.
      Arsenal legend Nigel Winterburn is demanding a better performance against Crystal PalaceCredit: Splash
      Gunners boss Mikel Arteta knows the pressure is on him to start well this seasonCredit: Getty
      And following the big-money signings of Gabriel Jesus, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Fabio Vieira, fans are hopeful of a positive start to the campaign.
      There is a fear though from supporters that they could suffer a loss in the opening match of the new Premier League term after last year’s 2-0 defeat at Brentford.
      Fans are also hoping to avoid humiliation in South London for a second time in 2022 after Patrick Vieira’s men smashed Arsenal 3-0 in April.
      Club legend Winterburn is demanding a better performance this time around, as he stressed that a loss would deflate supporters.
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      Speaking exclusively to SunSport on behalf of FreeSuperTips, the 58-year-old was asked what improvements he is looking to see against Palace.
      To which he said: “I’m certainly looking for a much better score line that’s for sure.
      “Listen, they completely dominated Arsenal last season at Selhurst Park and that can’t happen again from an Arsenal point of view.
      “That would deflate the Arsenal supporters completely, they lost the first three games last season and it’s got to be different this season.
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      “The first game is always tricky, it doesn’t matter who you play home or away, it’s always hard going into it.
      “It will be a difficult game for Arsenal, but I want to see a strong showing that we didn’t see last year against Crystal Palace.
      “There’s a different expectation from the supporters going into this season inside the stadium going off what I’ve seen in pre-season.
      “They will not accept that level of performance we saw last season on Friday night, that is for sure.
      “All I can say to this first team squad and the XI starting the game; make sure you’re ready for the fight and do not be bullied.
      “When you’ve got time to play, they have to show their quality because Palace will hustle Arsenal, it’s exactly what they did last year.
      “Arsenal tried to play out from the back, and they simply couldn’t, Palace took the ball off them so many times in Arsenal’s defensive third.
      “It invited Palace on, and they were too strong for Arsenal, it cannot happen on Friday night.
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      “I’m always going to predict an Arsenal win because it’s what I expect all the time.
      “I know it’s not going to happen every game, but I think from a fans point of view we’re all expecting a victory to make a statement.” More

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      ‘I love the lifestyle’ – Brighton boss Graham Potter has to wear a DISGUISE but loves walking around seaside city

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      GRAHAM POTTER has revealed he wears a DISGUISE when going out in Brighton.And he loves the city so much because sometimes he sees people walking around dressed up as BATMAN … but he dislikes seagulls!
      Brighton boss Graham Potter sat down with Justin Allen ahead of the new season
      How Graham Potter would look like if he disguised himself as Batman
      The Albion boss, 47, is a superhero himself on the Sussex coast after leading the club to an incredible ninth-place in the Premier League, the highest top-flight finish in their history.
      And ahead of their opener at Manchester United on Sunday, Potter has told SunSport how altering his appearance can help him enjoy life beside the seaside uninterrupted.
      He said: “I live in Hove and love the lifestyle. I like walking along the seafront and my family enjoy the South Downs too. 
      “I can be in the countryside on my own and, if I disguise myself by wearing a cap and glasses, I can also be alone on the beach.
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      “I go for 5k jogs along the seafront — which I do with extreme reluctance because I’m not a big running fan. I do 30 minutes and that’s it.
      “By wearing the cap and glasses, I look so bad no-one can think I’m remotely connected with anything athletic!”
      It is the quirkiness of the city Potter loves most and he added: “Brighton and Hove is unique. You can see someone walking down the street wearing a Batman costume just because they want to. I love that.”
      But Potter admits he is not fond of those pesky seagulls.
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      The Brighton boss either has to fend them off from stealing his food or he and his wife Rachel get woken by their squawks at dawn.
      He laughed: “One of our three boys has lost a burger to a hungry seagull. Thankfully I haven’t because I’m good at protecting my food. The burgers here are massive!
      “If there was one thing my wife would change, it’s the racket seagulls make at 5am.”
      Potter has established himself as one of the top English managers in three seasons at the Amex.
      Brighton and Hove is unique. You can see someone walking down the street wearing a Batman costume just because they want to. I love that.”GRAHAM POTTER
      So it is a surprise one of the bigger Premier League clubs has not swooped like a Seagull to scoop Potter up.
      Only Chelsea, out of the top-six clubs, have recruited a permanent British manager, Frank Lampard, in almost nine years.
      But Potter said: “The Premier League is a global brand so, if you’re going to be meritocratic, whoever is the best person to run those teams should get those jobs. It doesn’t matter where they come from.
      Brighton’s Graham Potter has established himself as one of the country’s top bosses
      “It’s down to us British coaches to improve and work hard to get those opportunities when they come and if that’s what we want.
      “There’s top talent there. Look at Steve Cooper, who did amazing at Nottingham Forest and Swansea and Gareth Southgate with England.”
      Potter is one of the favourites to replace Southgate when his Three Lions reign ends — but would the England job float his boat?He said: “It isn’t something I’ve thought about because I’m so immersed in this challenge — and I’ve only been in the Premier League three years.”
      Potter wants to manage at the highest possible level though.
      So can Brighton go any further and have a tilt at a European spot … or is that unrealistic?
      He said: “I’d say both. On the resources available to us, it’s unrealistic.  But at the same time, you need to focus on yourselves and believe in your ideas and what you’re doing. Everyone wants ambition and everyone wants the dream.
      It would be boring if we thought no club outside the top six could get in there. You need a Leicester story and teams like that to break the dominance of the financially rich.”GRAHAM POTTER
      “You need to hold two positions — respect how hard the Premier League is so get enough points to stay in the division.
      “Then you must rely on being absolutely perfect and other clubs being far from perfect. Then anything can happen. You must always keep the belief.
      “It would be boring if we thought no club outside the top six could get in there. You need a Leicester story and teams like that to break the dominance of the financially rich.
      “It’s also about creating memories and moments for our fans — like our 4-0 win against Manchester United, the 1-0 victory at Tottenham, our 3-1 success against West Ham. Those memories you’re creating around the club are so important.”
      Graham Potter has enjoyed creating special memories for the Seagulls fans
      Brighton’s success has led to them having top talent picked off.
      Yves Bissouma was sold this summer to Spurs for £25million and Chelsea are set to announce the signing of Marc Cucurella for £52.5m.
      That is on the back of the Seagulls selling Ben White to Arsenal for £50m last summer and Dan Burn going to Newcastle in January for £13m.
      But Potter says selling their top talent actually strengthens their chances of attracting players.
      He said: “We don’t necessarily have to sell players. It must be the right offer. Everyone wants to be in a situation where they win.
      “Ben for example had a good opportunity at a top-six club, we got a good fee and Arsenal a good player.
      Buying players is easy. Anyone can buy. Selling is the difficult part.”GRAHAM POTTER
      “If you think by making a sale it’ll help you improve at some point by using the resources generated to keep moving your club forward then those are the tough decisions you make.
      “Buying players is easy. Anyone can buy. Selling is the difficult part. 
      “It’s an important part of our recruitment. We can persuade players to sign even when salary-wise we’re not at the same level as others. 
      “There must be a reason for someone to come to Brighton. One of those is we can help players improve and provide a platform where, if they have the right mindset and can take responsibility, their career can flourish.”
      Many pundits believe that if Brighton had a top-quality striker last year, they would now be preparing for European football.
      Moises Caicedo celebrates scoring in Brighton’s 4-0 crushing of Manchester United
      Graham Potter has been encouraged by Danny Welbeck’s fitness and form
      But Potter insists getting a striker in during this window is not a priority.
      He said: “We’ve Danny Welbeck, Neil Maupay, Deniz Undav, Julio Enciso, Evan Ferguson. Leandro Trossard can play as an advanced striker. We’ve got options.
      “We try to improve the people we’ve already got.
      “Danny has taken a positive step for us over the last year. He’s injury free and enjoying his football.
      “After my second season here, when our performances didn’t equate to goals and therefore wins, you can understand fans asking that question.
      “It’s an easy answer to say, ‘Go and sign someone for £20m and everything will be solved.’ The reality is it doesn’t guarantee what you want.
      “You must look at it holistically as you can and make the right decision. If we don’t think there’s someone out there who will improve us, we won’t do it.”
      Female boss in EFL or Prem coming soon …BRIGHTON boss Graham Potter believes the day a woman becomes manager of a professional English men’s team is fast approaching.
      The Lionesses’ glorious success at the Euros has been helped by the investment clubs like Brighton have ploughed into the women’s game.
      And Potter loved watching England’s thrilling 2-1 win at Wembley against Germany on Sunday to end the nation’s 56-year await to land a major football title.
      He said: “I believe that day is coming soon. We want equal opportunities. We want the best people to be given the chance to do the job and on that basis it doesn’t matter if you’re male or female.
      “You have to hope that can happen soon. I’m sure it will too.”
      Brighton themselves have already sold 800 season tickets for this coming Women’s Super League campaign — a 250 per cent increase on last season’s figures. They averaged over a thousand but it is hoped that figure will be swelled.
      Potter added: “I’m certain everyone in the women’s game will say that the investment from professional clubs has been absolutely crucial across the board. 
      “And the decisions the FA have made in investing in the women’s game at grassroots has helped. 
      “As much as we can say we can do this or that, you can’t do much without investment and resources. The more that goes in, the more chance you have of success and pushing the game forward.
      “England winning the tournament is exactly what the game needed and it’s exciting to think there is now an aspiration and surge in interest.”

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      MANCHESTER UNITED’S recent Premier League demise is just the natural cycle of football — says Graham Potter.
      He takes his Seagulls to Old Trafford on Sunday — with United still bruised from their 4-0 drubbing on the Sussex coast in May.
      Potter is hoping Brighton can once again be a thorn in their side as the Erik ten Hag gets underway.
      He said: “No-one stays top forever. There are cycles in football and you must ride them out when they come your way and put up a plan and say this is how you can go forward.
      Erik ten Hag’s United reign starts at home against Brighton on Sunday
      “Erik ten Hag is a top manager. I’ve never met him personally and only know of him through watching his Ajax side.
      “I especially enjoyed his team that got through to the semi-final of the Champions League. That was an amazing team.
      “So he has had a successful career at Ajax and I’m sure he will do a good job at Manchester United. We just hope we can delay that job for a week or so.”
      Potter believes United will be a million miles different from the team they faced at the Amex and particularly rated their summer signing of Christian Eriksen.
      He said: “Christian is quality. I’m expecting a very different Manchester United on Sunday.
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      “We caught them at a low moment from their perspective and a good moment from our perspective. It’ll be a completely different game. 
      “Old Trafford will be bouncing, I’m pretty sure, because it’s a new start, a new coach and they will want to get off on the front foot and get off to a positive start with fantastic players and a great manager. So we know the challenge.” More

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      ‘Youri Telemans would be ideal’ – Arsenal legend Nigel Winterburn says Leicester midfielder would be perfect transfer

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      NIGEL WINTERBURN has urged Arsenal to sign Leicester star Youri Tielemans as the club legend stated a new midfielder should be a priority.Gunners boss Mikel Arteta has already declared he is pushing for more transfers as he continues his squad overhaul.
      Arsenal icon Nigel Winterburn wants the club to bring in Youri Tielemans from LeicesterCredit: Splash
      Tielemans, 25, has been linked with a move away from the Foxes having entered the final year of his contractCredit: Rex
      Five players have been brought to the Emirates with Gabriel Jesus, Oleksandr Zinchenko, Fabio Vieira, Marquinhos and Matt Turner all snapped up this summer.
      And there have been strong rumours that Tielemans could be next, with the 25-year-old Belgian having just a year left on his deal at the King Power Stadium.
      Leicester are reportedly expecting Arsenal to make a move for the star, but the North London outfit are yet to turn their interest into a formal approach.
      It was claimed in June how Arsenal had already agreed personal terms with the player.
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      And Winterburn, who won three league titles with Arsenal between 1987 and 2000, thinks Tielemans would be a perfect fit due to his Premier League experience.
      Speaking exclusively to SunSport on behalf of FreeSuperTips, the 58-year-old was asked who would his preferred signing be.
      To which the two-time FA Cup winner said: “It’s a tough one, but I do think we still need a midfield player so somebody like a Tielemans would be ideal.
      “He’s had Premier League experience so he would fit into the sort of players Arsenal are looking at.
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      “I just think with that transfer that it’s been mentioned for so long now that I’m not sure that it’s going to happen.
      “But they need that sort of player in the midfield, you look at Arsenal’s activity over the past two seasons, there’s a lot of young talent coming in.
      “There are also players coming in with Premier League experience as well, so I would think that’s the strategy Arsenal are going with.
      “You’re never quite sure what’s fully going on at your club as a fan, but you’d think somebody along those lines would come in with Premier League experience.
      “They’ll need to have the energy to play in this Arsenal side because I think Arsenal will look to play a pressing game this season, particularly at the start of games.
      “Somebody like Tielemans will be good but trying to predict what Arteta and Edu are going to do can be difficult.
      “It could be someone younger who we’ve not heard about and developing for the future which is what did last season and this season.
      “But if they make another signing, I’m hoping it’s the right one and that they can come straight into this team.”
      Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has declared he hopes to bring in more players before the window slams shutCredit: Reuters
      Winterburn was also full of praise for Arsenal’s new-look attack, as well as French centre-back William Saliba after an impressive pre-season following his loan at Marseille.
      He remarked: “If you look at Saliba, he’s done very well defensively and it will be a step up for him in the Premier League, but he hasn’t done anything wrong.
      “He looks comfortable, he looks good on the ball, and he has pace.
      “Positioning wise it looks good, so let’s take it forward into the Premier League and see what happens there.
      “With Jesus and Zinchenko I fit they’ll just slot right in, but what’s impressed me most is the link up play between Jesus, [Martin] Odegaard, [Bukayo] Saka and [Gabriel] Martinelli.
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      “That’s alongside the work rate and the pressing from the front, it’s high energy and if they can keep those players fit and in good form then it looks exciting.
      “Arsenal certainly look like they have an exciting attacking line up for the season.” More

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      Lioness Alessia Russo could become first women footballer to be transferred for £1million

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      LIONESS Alessia Russo could become the first woman footballer to be transferred for £1million, her former coach believes.Lee Spiller helped nurture the Man Utd star’s talent from age seven.
      Alessia Russo could become the first woman footballer to be transferred for £1millionCredit: Getty
      The Man Utd star hit a superb backheel against Sweden in the semi-finalCredit: Getty
      Now he has seen ­Alessia, 23, hit four goals for England in Euro 2022 — including a superb backheel against Sweden.
      The current transfer fee record is £250,000 but Lee, 44, said: “She could be the first £1million player, definitely.
      “I think she will be football’s answer to Emma Raducanu and will captain England in the future.”
      “Emma became well known from Wimbledon last year and obviously winning the US Open.
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      Man Utd ace Harry Maguire given date for hearing to try to clear himself over holiday brawl

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      FOOTIE ace Harry Maguire has been given a date for a hearing where he can try to clear himself over a holiday brawl.The appeal — set for June 7 next year — is expected to be held on the Greek island of Syros, near Mykonos, where the Man United and England defender was involved in a police bust-up in 2020.
      Harry Maguire has been given a date for a court hearing in GreeceCredit: Getty
      The trial is for a bust-up with policeman on holiday in 2020Credit: Rex
      It comes after The Sun on Sunday revealed the 29-year-old was about to be sent an official notice from Greek authorities.
      The date leaves him free to focus on United’s season and the World Cup in Qatar this winter.
      But he will have waited nearly three years to try to clear his name.
      Maguire was convicted of assaulting cops while on holiday with family and now-wife Fern, 28.
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      “I remain strong and confident regarding our innocence in this matter. If anything, myself, family and friends are the victims.”
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