Lack of discipline from players cost Mourinho Man United job

Jose Mourinho may have a striker crisis on his hands at Tottenham Hotspur, but in the long run he will turn the north London's club fortunes around, says Benni McCarthy, who played for the Portuguese coach when he managed Porto.

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'Hungry lion' Fury promises to knock out Wilder

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Jerry Hughes has groin surgery

Bills defensive end Jerry Hughes has had surgery for the second time this offseason. Hughes had surgery to repair torn wrist ligaments last month and he had surgery to repair a groin injury this week. Hughes’ wife posted a picture of her husband in a medical gown at the Vincera Institute in Philadelphia, which is [more]

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New deal would allow for extra offensive lineman on game day

For all the big issues (like money) being hashed out in the new collective bargaining agreement proposal, there are a number of smaller issues that will change the way teams utilize their players. One of those such details is the addition of an extra offensive lineman for game-day active rosters. Like the old third quarterback [more]

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Freestyle soccer star is on mission to nutmeg Beyonce

It was French maestro Zinedine Zidane who first inspired Lisa Zimouche to pick up a football.

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Jarvis Landry realized he needed surgery after Pro Bowl

Browns wide receiver Jarvis Landry was bothered by a hip injury all last season, but he hoped to put off surgery since it came with a six-to-eight-month recovery. All it took was struggling through the Pro Bowl to change his mind. Via Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Landry explained that the time [more]

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Proposal would pay minimum-salary players at least $90,000 more in 2020

One aspect of the proposed new Collective Bargaining Agreement that is sure to be embraced by the league’s lowest-paid players is a significant pay bump this year. The union distributed a fact sheet about the new CBA to all players on Thursday, and one of the concessions the union said it received from the owners [more]

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