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Eurosport - Championship - 60 seconds with Gavin Mahon
Eurosport-Yahoo grilled Queens Park Rangers' hardman midfielder Gavin Mahon on a series of important issues such as why he hates Finland.

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So.
Where is he hiding this morning?

And, more to the point, when will be tendering his resignation speech?

No, we are not talking about Gordon Brown, the man who created the financial template for the British Depression, but Richard Scudamore, the man who is in the process of destructing the game of football. Click to continue reading...

At last.Not a very elevating or inspiring title - but a title nonetheless.They have won the title "Biggest waste of Space" in a poll carried out by a storage products firm called BiGDUG.Other lesser winners include the mayor of London Boris Johnson and prime minister Gordon Brown.
The complete list.

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Prime Minister Gordon Brown has stated that Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has been informally approached to lead an all-Britain squad in 2012 when the games come to London.  The Prime Minister is hoping to see both a men's and women's team fielded in the Olympic tournament.  In the past, Britain has not entered [. Click to continue reading...

If Sir Alex Ferguson sticks to his plan, he should be retiring as Manchester United manager in 2010/2011, and presumably taking up another role within the club. However, Fergie might be convinced to take on another job. PM Gordon Brown, who originates from Fergie's home town, has confirmed that Seb Coe, the chairman of the London [. Click to continue reading...

Portsmouth boss ‘Arry Redknapp confirmed his interest in leading a Great Britain soccer tean in the 2012 Summer Olympics, which will be held in London.

Redknapp is from London and spent a combined 15 years playing for and managing West Ham, a club based in the eastern section of England's capital. Click to continue reading...

Goal.com - Debate: Is David Beckham Truly Great?

"There are three things everyone has heard of: Jesus Christ, Coca Cola and Pele." That was the cliché in the 1990s. Although the trio still remains top of the charts, it would be naïve and even downright criminal not to add the name David Beckham to the list.

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Yesterday, we reported that Manchester United were responsible for mending Harrison Ford's back during the filming of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. However, Premier League rivals Arsenal can now claim that they helped improve Anglo-French relations after Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy headed to the Emirates Stadium for a kickabout and a chinwag [. Click to continue reading...

British PM Gordon Brown might not be a football expert but he is certainly a fan of the sport. And that is why he is siding with the fans as the English Premier League tries to move forward on a proposal to play an extra round of matches in the Premiership every season from 2010/11 [...] Click to continue reading...

This is some news. David Beckham attended a private meeting with British PM Gordon Brown on Tuesday and the reason for that is for you to guess. ESPN Soccernet has reported that the Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder was in deep conversation with Mr. Brown for about an hour at the PM's 10, Downing Street home. Click to continue reading...

- British writer Will Hutton has written a great piece about the dire state of English football and how foreign ownership is endangering the sport there. Here's an excerpt:

"(Gordon) Brown will give Platini short shrift. When a draft EU report on football (commissioned by Britain!) dared to float similar ideas, a Brown spokesman said he would not allow England's national game to be run by Brussels, a line deemed to play well in the Eurosceptic tabloids. Click to continue reading...