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UEFA: United seal surprise Owen switch Michael Owen has completed his move to Manchester United FC with Red Devils' manager Sir Alex Ferguson saying the 29-year-old "is a world class forward with a proven goalscoring record". Yahoo!: Canada edges Jamaica in opener (AP) Ali Gerba scored in the 75th minute to give Canada a 1-0 victory over Jamaica in the opening game of the Gold Cup on Friday night. Gerba volleyed Mike Klukowski's left-wing cross inside the left post from 7 yards while being marked tightly by Jamaican defender Claude Davis. Goalkeeper Greg Sutton kept Jamaica scoreless with two saves in a 10-minute span. Yahoo!: Guille Replaces Arellano On Mexico's Gold Cup Roster (Goal.com) An ankle injury ruled Omar Arellano out of Mexico's Gold Cup effort and Mexico turned to Guillermo Franco to fill his spot. The Scotsman: Owen jumps at the chance to join United NEW Manchester United striker Michael Owen admits he leapt at the chance to join the Barclays Premier League champions after a surprise phone call from manager Sir Alex Fergus The Scotsman: Sir Alex has little to lose by putting his faith in forward IT SEEMS so obvious now. Cristiano Ronaldo, Franck Ribery and Karim Benzema might all have estimable qualities as footballers, but they were lacking that vital ingredient. Wha The Scotsman: Motherwell must make history to progress after desperate display HAVING become the first Scottish side to fall at home against Welsh opposition in Europe, Motherwell will need to create a more welcome bit of history should they wish to exte The Scotsman: New Hibs No 2 sees parallels with his move from Easter Road to Forest NEW Hibs assistant manager Brian Rice has confessed he could not begrudge Steven Fletcher his exciting move to the English Premier League because he, himself, was tempted away The Scotsman: Hartley ready to sign for Bristol City HEARTS look to have lost out to Bristol City in the race to sign former Celtic midfielder Paul Hartley. The Scotsman: PSV may move for Vennegoor of Hesselink PSV Eindhoven are set to discuss the possibility of re-signing Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink after the former Netherlands striker was released by Celtic this week. The Scotsman: Dalglish returns to Liverpool to nurture academy youngsters LIVERPOOL legend Kenny Dalglish is returning to Anfield to take up a senior role in their academy and as a global ambassador for the club. 301 Moved Permanently Canada Take First Win In Gold Cup Over Jamaica (Goal.com) 301 Moved Permanently 302 Found 301 Moved Permanently 301 Moved Permanently 301 Moved Permanently 301 Moved Permanently 301 Moved Permanently Recruiting Report: Weekly Maryland recruiting roundup Next page-->

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BBC Sport | Football | World Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (1) --> Search this source --> ·Owen completes switch to Man Utd Manchester United seal the capture of free agent Michael Owen after he signs a two-year deal with the club. ·Chelsea sign Man City's Sturridge Chelsea sign striker Daniel Sturridge from Premier League rivals Manchester City. ·Ince reappointed as MK Dons boss Paul Ince returns to Milton Keynes Dons for a second spell as manager, one year after leaving to take over at Blackburn ·Dalglish makes Liverpool return Kenny Dalglish returns to Liverpool to take up a senior role at the club's academy and act as a club ambassador. ·Chelsea reject Man City Terry bid Chelsea say they have "completely rejected" a second approach from Manchester City for England captain John Terry. ·Gibbs extends contract at Arsenal Arsenal's England Under-21 left back Kieran Gibbs signs a contract extension at the Emirates Stadium. ·Wolves sign Sunderland's Halford Wolves wrap up their third signing of the week, Sunderland defender Greg Halford for an undisclosed fee. ·Primus extends stay at Pompey Portsmouth defender Linvoy Primus signs a one-year contract extension at Fratton Park. ·Luton start against AFC Wimbledon Luton start with a trip to AFC Wimbledon on the first day of the Blue Square Premier season. ·Referee Bennett lands cricket job Premier League football referee Steve Bennett is to switch sports to take up a new role with the England and Wales Cricket Board.

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Sportnetwork Football Sportnetwork Football News and Views View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Can Gloucester prove the doubters wrong in 2009-10? The Gloucester squad is as big as it’s going to get, and many fans will be disappointed with that. But it’s worth remembering that a year ago there was great anticipation ahead of the new season, and look what happened then. We had a squad bursting with talent, international galore and players with great pedigrees … and they got us absolutely nothing, apart from frustration and failure. ·Steve's Blog - The Curse Of Uncontested Scrums Indeed I would suggest that one of the most dangerous points occur when a semi-exhausted man, who has been battling away for seventy minutes, suddenly finds himself confronted by a testosterone-fuelled replacement who has been kicking his heels on the bench for over an hour. Theauthorities turn a blind eye to that one. ·Worcester's Horsman set to turn to refereeing In rugby circles the irony will escape no-one, erstwhile Worcester enforcer and part-time bad-boy Chris Horsman will try to stay in the game – as a referee. The 32-year-old admitted defeat in his battle to overcome a persistent neck problem yesterday when he announced his retirement from the sport that brought him a fearsome reputation and 14 caps for Wales. ·Moseley playing their part in Gloucester's production line Eight of Moseley’s dual registered cordon have signed senior deals with parent club Gloucester. Half backs Jordi Pasqualin and Tristan Roberts, outside backs Charlie Sharples and Henry Trinder and back five forward Dan Williams have all been promoted to the Cherry and Whites’ first team squad. They are joined by prop Yann Thomas, who made a handful of appearance for Ian Smith’s men last ·Players Leaving 2009. Players leaving Tigers – Season 08/09 Martin Corry, MBE Cozza waved goodbye to his “Home” crowd at the end Bath GP Semi-Final ending, temporally hopefully, a twelve year association with the Tigers and bring the curtain down on playing career that included: ·Warrior Limericks Warrior Limericks Many thanks to Lawrence and Rosemary Threadgold for sending these, there are more but I am sure some of you can come up with a few of your own!! A faithful scrum-half name of Powell, Decided to throw in the towel. Now he’s hung up his hat, We’ll all miss our Matt, But we’ll still cheer a nine, name of Powell. ·Open Heart SurJerry Beefy reports on an attritional day. A new nickname for R4C, a tactical Wimbledon update, a Mexican wave attempt and plenty more. Cheers Beefy. ·Janet Is One Hot Lady - Lord's Day 2 Auntie Janet reports on a scortcher at Lord's - Day 2 of the match between Middlesex and Surrey. To be honest, it sounds like the weather was more scortching than the cricket, but you'll read a detailed report of Middlesex's chase for the fourth batting point and also learn about Janet's heat management and gadget management techniques. An MTWD classic - many thanks, Janet. ·An Ace Day With The Bat Another first for MTWD, as Jonathan Winsky reports for the first time. We learn a little about Jonathan's day and a lot about events on the field. It was a gritty day of cricket which Jonathan describes admirably. All you need to know and more besides. Many thanks, Jonathan. ·Back to the BIG stuff The Championship returns to HQ as we welcome Yorkshire hoping to redsress their Headingley defeat at our hands. We also welcome Andrew Richard Caddick back after half a season watching from the injury couch. Will this be a swansong to remember ? Those of us who appreciate thecontribution of this remarkable sportsman really hope so.

Yahoo! Sports - World Soccer Yahoo! Sports - World Soccer View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Canada edges Jamaica in opener (AP) Ali Gerba scored in the 75th minute to give Canada a 1-0 victory over Jamaica in the opening game of the Gold Cup on Friday night. Gerba volleyed Mike Klukowski's left-wing cross inside the left post from 7 yards while being marked tightly by Jamaican defender Claude Davis. Goalkeeper Greg Sutton kept Jamaica scoreless with two saves in a 10-minute span. ·Canada Take First Win In Gold Cup Over Jamaica (Goal.com) The Gold Cup kicked off in Carson, Calif. with Canada taking a slender 1-0 win over Jamaica. ·Guille Replaces Arellano On Mexico's Gold Cup Roster (Goal.com) An ankle injury ruled Omar Arellano out of Mexico's Gold Cup effort and Mexico turned to Guillermo Franco to fill his spot. ·CONMEBOL says Copa final on despite swine flu (AP) Next week's first-leg match in the finals of the Copa Libertadores will go ahead in Argentina despite a swine flu outbreak that is blamed in the deaths of at least 44 people in the country. CONMEBOL, the governing body of South American soccer, said on Friday the match between Argentine club Estudiantes and Brazilian club Cruzeiro would be played in La Plata on Wednesday. ·BRIEF-Soccer-French midfielder Bardon heads back to Levski (Reuters) French midfielder Cedric Bardonhas rejoined Levski Sofia from last season Champions Leaguesurprise package Anorthosis Famagusta, the Bulgarian championssaid on Friday. ·ANALYSIS-Soccer-Owen jumps at chance to revive flagging fortunes (Reuters) Michael Owen hasgrabbed the chance to resurrect his career by joining ManchesterUnited and pledged to repay manager Alex Ferguson for giving hima platform on which to shine with the Premier League champions. ·Michael Owen To Manchester United: 10 More Shock Transfers (Goal.com) Carlo Garganese and Ewan Macdonald take a stroll down memory lane to look at those transfers that made us do a double-take.

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