Danny Higginbotham has recalled how a referee nearly ended his career by falsely accusing him of assault.Sir Alex Ferguson was forced to intervene when former Manchester United stars Higginbotham and Ronnie Wallwork, both on loan at Antwerp in Belgium, were handed lengthy bans for their alleged role in a tunnel bust-up.
1"I was accused of beating a referee up and got a long ban." "The ref got someone to put marks on his neck and took photos of them.""Sir Alex flew to Belgium to stand by my side gave me a new contract." This story from @Higginbotham05 is incredible! pic.twitter.com/9Tp9Flflh9— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) April 10, 2019
Manchester United should swap Alexis Sanchez for Real Madrid outcast Gareth Bale, Ray Parlour tells talkSPORT Ray Parlour has recommended Manchester United try and swap Alexis Sanchez for Real Madrid outcast Gareth Bale Zinedine Zidane's return to the Bernabeu could be bad news for Bale, who spent a lot of.. talkSPORT - Published on March 12
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Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium finally opened its door for its first match on Sunday afternoon and there was plenty to be learned about the new stadium. Spurs' U18s took on Southampton at the new 62,062-seater ground in the first of two test events which will help the stadium gain the relevant safety certificates in order for it to open
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Transfer news and football gossip: Huge Pep Guardiola report, Manchester United target wonderkid, plus Arsenal blow Saturday, 9 March 2019 Here's a round up all the latest transfer news and football gossip from Saturday's newspapers and online…
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UEFA opened disciplinary proceedings against Ireland after supporters hurled tennis balls onto the field during their Euro 2020 qualifier against Georgia.
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talkSPORT.com round up all the top transfer news and football gossip from Sunday's papers and online… Manchester United will be offered the chance to sign one of three Juventus players as the Italian club seek to secure Paul Pogba in an exchange deal.
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