This little piggy won’t go to market: Rochdale’s Keith Hill backs his fringe players and refuses to rely on loans
Rochdale can top League Two standings on Tuesday with win over south-coast Torquay
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Keep calm and carry on: Dougie Freedman won’t let Bolton Wanderers get carried away after thrashing Leeds
Freedman’s Bolton defeated Leeds 5-1 at weekend before midweek clash with high-flying Derby
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Uwe done it again: Rosler already on road to success at Wigan Athletic after surprise Manchester City FA Cup upset
Uwe Rosler stunned his old club Manchester City when FA Cup holders Wigan moved into the last four against Arsenal
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Wind in her sails: Northwest dog owner and Willow win Crufts Family Crossbreed of the Year award
Cocker spaniel and Bedlington terrier cross Willow claimed victory in the Golden Oldie category
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Not good enough: Pellegrini demands more fight from Manchester City after shock FA Cup defeat to Wigan
Manuel Pellegrini has demanded more from his players after FA Cup defeat.
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The Ricky Horror Show: Kirkham dog owner bags prestigious Best in Show award at Crufts
Two-year-old Standard Poodle Ricky, sporting a unique look, voted best among 21,500 rivals
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‘A crucial month’: Juan Mata confident Manchester United can step up to the plate in ‘massive’ games on horizon
United recovered after Champions League setback to beat West Brom 3-0 at weekend, with huge games coming up this month
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A decade on: How Jose Mourinho made his mark on Manchester and changed face of football forever
Portuguese Mourinho first made his mark as a manager in England 10 years ago today with a celebration that, like him or loathe him, will never be forgotten
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Nothing’s ever easy: Uwe Rosler ready for emotional return to Manchester City for FA Cup clash
Rosler played at City from 1994-98 before joining Wigan as manager in 2013
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MM’s top five Manchester City cult heroes of the 1990s
With former City hero Uwe Rosler returning to his old club this weekend, MM look at four other 90s cult heroes
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Comment: British track cycling a victim of its own success after men’s flop in Colombia
Cycling is alive and kicking in Britain but track disciplines need the attention of old to restore number one world billing