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[turtlelightwood]

the berge and lundstram hug was lovely

[eatorama]

It may be the middle of the extended winter break gameweek, but Fantasy Premier League managers have still been making transfers in their thousands. And the message is clear: popular picks earlier in the season are being phased out as bosses show there is little room for sentiment towards the business end of the campaign.…

[hanatabito]

Bournemouth go down in Sheffield

Bournemouth go down in Sheffield

The Cherries lost 2-1 at Sheffield United, despite taking the lead and dominating the first half.  Bournemouth started well and created chances before Callum Wilson blasted home from 8 yards out after only 13 minutes.  The Cherries continued to play neat attacking football for first most of the first half, but succumbed to a scrappy Sheffield United goal in first half injury time.  It was a…

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[uncle-chips]

Bournemouth go down in Sheffield

Bournemouth go down in Sheffield

The Cherries lost 2-1 at Sheffield United, despite taking the lead and dominating the first half.  Bournemouth started well and created chances before Callum Wilson blasted home from 8 yards out after only 13 minutes.  The Cherries continued to play neat attacking football for first most of the first half, but succumbed to a scrappy Sheffield United goal in first half injury time.  It was a…

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[exyzuk]

Sheffield United 2-1 Bournemouth: John Lundstram scores late winner for Chris Wilder's side

Sheffield United 2-1 Bournemouth: John Lundstram scores late winner for Chris Wilder’s side

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Not even Storm Ciara can blow Sheffield United’s European charge off course.

While Manchester City’s clash against West Ham fell foul to the weather, it was always going to take more than a bit of wind and rain to stop these Blades against Bournemouth.

And though Callum Wilson’s early opening goal for the Cherries issued a red alert for the home side, Billy Sharp and substitute John…

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[footballnewspapers]

All aboard the John Lundstram for England bandwagon...

All aboard the John Lundstram for England bandwagon…

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Who’s this week’s hero, Johnny? This week’s hero is a Scouse 25-year-old midfielder, plying his trade in the top flight for the first time and currently propelling Sheffield United into the top six.

Starting his career at Everton, he represented England at every level from Under-17 to Under-20 but couldn’t get first-team action so was loaned out to six different clubs: Doncaster Rovers,…

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