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Saturday, 5th July 2008

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Football news in brief RANGERS manager Walter Smith was handed a pre-season boost with the news that goalkeeper Allan McGregor is set to resume full training after recovering from ankle and knee injuries.

United laugh off latest Ronaldo talk MANCHESTER United have described latest reports claiming that a move by Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid is imminent as "utter nonsense" and insist the Portuguese winger is not for sale.

Football news in brief COWDENBEATH chairman Gordon McDougall has resigned, three weeks after the club's new owners sacked his son-in-law Brian Welsh from the manager's post.

Barry in limbo as Liverpool fail to match Villa's valuation THE cat-and-mouse game between Aston Villa and Liverpool over the signing of Gareth Barry appears set to continue as Rafael Benitez ponders a fifth bid for the England midfielder.

Villa bar Barry for O'Neill criticism

No bids for Ronaldinho and Eto'o

Villa's Barry left in the cold after O'Neill slur

Man U assess Ronaldo ankle

City land Jo in record £19m deal

Uefa cup draw: Manchester City destined for trip to Faroe Islands

Chelsea ready to step up bid for Robinho

PFA chief says Barton must help himself

Chelsea make initial move for Robinho

Nelsen free for Olympics

Barton avoids jail for Dabo assault

Big Phil signs Deco on first day at Bridge

Chelsea secure Deco's signature

Barton to learn fate for attack on Dabo

Fowler tips scales as McCormack goes to Cardiff

Investment in City is a must, says Richards

Villa will let Barry go if price is right

Fergie: No rush to sign stars

Mixed messages leave Wenger guessing Adebayor intentions

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