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| Steven Gerrard sets Liverpool on their way RAFA BENITEZ, rarely slow to deflect responsibility, offered a clue earlier this week as to whose shoulders he believed should bear much weight for Liverpool’s recent ills. “I am 100% certain he wants to give more,†he said of his captain. Steven Gerrard duly responded and, back to something approaching his optimum — the kind of form that earned him a place in Fifa’s world XI on Monday — he breached the Wolves rearguard for a vital opener. It was only the midfielder’s fifth strike of the season. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
Report: Arenas, Crittenton pull guns on each other NEW YORK (AP) -- Washington Wizards teammates Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton drew guns on each other during a Christmas Eve locker room argument over a gambling debt, according to The New York Post.... hosted.ap.org |
Del Rio staying in Jacksonville amid USC reports JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- After conducting his most extensive review in 15 years, Jacksonville Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver decided to stick with coach Jack Del Rio.... hosted.ap.org |
Nashville Predators lease, finances still under scrutiny Concerns continue to swirl around the finances and future of the Nashville Predators, even as team officials continue to stress their intention to stay in Nashville. feeds.bizjournals.com |
Andy Murray benefits from Rafael Nadal's sad demise Victory had a hollow feeling to it for Andy Murray as he moved through to the Australian Open semi-final. Nobody could deny the Scot outplayed Rafael Nadal for two sets and looked worthy of a place in the last four. However, the sight of the defending champion offering his surrender because of a painful right knee was the saddest sight of the tournament. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |