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Hero Kieron Spurred On By Support

Kieron McCann says he is overwhelmed by the support after completing his epic 496-mile challenge that has raised nearly £8,000 for Brain Tumour Research.

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McCARTHY ENJOYS SEVERNSIDE TONIC

MICK McCarthy was thrilled after celebrating his first win as Cardiff boss in the Severnside derby.

KING DAVID'S OUR GOLIATH!

Frank in awe of his hero keeper

MOORE THE MERRIER FOR ROSY ROVERS

Oxford’s 13-game unbeaten run ends

NEIL SHOCKED BY ‘HORRIFIC START'

Own goal sets tone for hosts

COOPER: SWANS CAN GET BETTER!

Ayew and Hourihane lead way

Shawcross lured Miami move

DAVID Beckham wants to take Stoke legend Ryan Shawcross to Inter Miami.

Buzzing Bees' slick moves are so sweet

ANY team that can put together a 19-game unbeaten run in the Championship have clearly got plenty going for them – and that is the case with Brentford.

TINKERMAN TONY IS STANDING FIRM

Mowbray defiant after loss

ABLE KAIYNE HELPS TO SINK THE VALIANTS

Woolery helps lead push for promotion

SUPER SARR INSPIRES SIX OF THE BEST

XISCO Munoz hailed the depth of his Wat-ford squad after they thrashed sorry Bristol City at Vicarage Road.

‘I FEARED I WOULD NEVER PLAY AGAIN'

JAMES Chester couldn’t play for Stoke last week because his knee flared up and he admits there have been days when he feared he wouldn’t play again.

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McGEADY ON FIRE TO FEED WYKE SPREE

Striker heads four, all from Aiden assists

WOODY'S CHERRIES MARCH ON

EVEN if Jonathan Woodgate doesn’t get the chance to lead Bournemouth on a permanent basis, he can always say he guided them into the FA Cup quarter-finals for the first time in 64 years!

Vintage Glenn has still got lots to offer

CLEVER STRIKER IS STEP AHEAD

NICKY BIDS TO BE THE MAYN MAN!

Striker’s mission to fire up Exiles

MOLESLEY: WE WILL FIGHT ALL THE WAY TO STAY IN THE LEAGUE

Battling Shrimpers out of the drop zone

ACE GLENN IS A CUT ABOVE!

Veteran so close to shattering Woody run

A Fresh Take On Football

Cap veto was right, but it had benefits...

Try-fests are no help in spotting true talent

Only another week to go until we will at last have what we hope will be some proper rugby. As much as the continuation of the Premiership has been good for keeping the profile of the game out in the public eye, the truth is the games have no meaning.

Sarries boys fit and ready vows George

JAMIE George insists he is fit and fired up for England’s Six Nations opener against Scotland on Saturday at Twickenham – despite not playing since December 6.

Enemies of academies get their facts wrong

Midway through the savagely funny second season of Jesse Anderson’s media big-shot drama Succession, one of the principal characters is talking to a mature student who has spent years working on his second PhD at an Ivy League university. “Just think,” she says. “When you’re done, you won’t have to waste the 12 seconds it takes to look up something on Wikipedia.”

Almond got it wrong but he was still right

NEXT Saturday is the 150th anniversary of the Scotland v England fixture – the world’s oldest international rugby match – and among many things a glorious chance to doff a cap to one HH Almond and his words of wisdom amidst the controversy and rancour that often attaches itself to this annual tribal gathering.

Roo's Rams turning the tide at last!

WAYNE Rooney be-lieves his Derby County side are on the brink of a “big turning point” in their season after victory over Bristol City moved them five points clear of the relegation zone.

REKEEM BIDS TO BOOST BLUES

REKEEM Harper is relishing the opportunity to kickstart his career as he attempts to guide Birmingham away from Championship danger.

Tindall rues early horror time

JASON Tindall blamed a lack of “individual responsibility” from his Bournemouth players, especially in the first half, after a heavy defeat at Reading.