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icWales (Free subscription) | yesterday
MANCHESTER CITY boss Mark Hughes believes the disappointment at their failure to hold on for a win at Anfield on Saturday is evidence of the progress being made at the club.
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The Telegraph (Free subscription) | yesterday
Mark Hughes has City on the right track but I still fancy Liverpool to win the race for fourth place.
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Daily Star (Free subscription) | 11/22/2009
THIS was a match neither side could afford to lose - and they didn't.
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Mirror.co.uk (Free subscription) | 11/22/2009
England defender stunned at being left out of Manchester City squad for trip to Anfield
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Spanish Teaching (Free subscription) | 11/21/2009
Tevez 'retirement' remarks lost in translation.
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Football.co.uk (Free subscription) | 11/21/2009
T'z, just four months into a five-year contract at Eastlands, said last week that he was "tired of so much football" and confessed that it "crosses my mind to hang up my boots" if Argentina win the World Cup in South Africa next summer...
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tribalfootball.com (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez told Mark Hughes he was wrong claiming Manchester City were the better team for their 2-2 draw. read more
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Bitter and Blue (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Henry Winter today suggests that - given his cameo on Saturday - that the most effective use of Carlos Tevez may be as an impact player late in the game, one who can take advantage of tired legs with his energy and sparkiness: After the Argentine attacker delivered a feisty second-half cameo to revitalise Manchester City , it was impossible not to conclude that Mark Hughes’s use of Tévez...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday
There was clearly something at stake, although the muddled action suggested that this was a contest for no more than a spot in next season's Europa League qualifiers. On current form that is exactly the competition where Liverpool and Manchester City will find themselves, but so much better had been expected. Rafael Benítez's team are under the greater scrutiny and regardless of the result...
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Sportsviews (Free subscription) | yesterday
Liverpool and Man City hopes of rejuvenating their title campaigns ended on a sad note when they shared the spoils at Anfield. A two all draw is not what Rafael Benitez or Mark Hughes certainly hoped to achieve after ninety of play. The match that could have easily been won by any side, were it not for the defensive lapses that were contributed by both defenses. When the freshness of a season ends...
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OmniFootball (Free subscription) | yesterday
Following yesterday's draw at Anfield in a game widely labelled as laying a marker down for fourth place, it is ourselves rather than Liverpool who have attracted the most criticism. Or more accurately, Mark Hughes has. Given the absences from Liverpool's side in addition to their recent travails on the pitch, there appears to be opinion that the approach to the game was not sufficiently attacking...
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MAN CITY ISSUES (Free subscription) | yesterday
It is looking increasing likely that Micah Richards will leave Manchester City in the January transfer window. Richards had a spat with Hughes at the end of last season and was dropped by Capello for his cocky attitude. Here is what today's Mirror had to say: Micah Richards will this week have showdown talks with Manchester City boss Mark Hughes after being axed from the squad to face Liverpool yesterday....
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OmniFootball (Free subscription) | yesterday
This weeks piece from Neil Ashton in the NOTW suggests a problem at the club between Mark Hughes and Jim Cassell: The simmering tensions between Mark Hughes and legendary academy director Jim Cassell erupted after his office was cleared without his knowledge. Cassell, who has recently been promoted to work in Abu Dhabi, discovered files and paperwork from over 10 years' service had been dumped in a...
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OmniFootball (Free subscription) | yesterday
After being left out of the sixteen for yesterdays draw at Anfield, the Mirror today suggests this could lead to a head to head between Richard and Mark Hughes: Micah Richards will this week have showdown talks with Manchester City boss Mark Hughes after being axed from the squad to face Liverpool yesterday. The England defender was stunned to be told he had been left out of the 16 players on duty...
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abonty123 | 08/22/2009
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shafiul2000 | 08/15/2009
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jockson | 08/13/2009
Premier League 2009/10 Betting: Outright Market: The first question to ask is: will the Premier League be a four-horse race again? My answer is yes, despite the £100m Manchester City have spent. I don’t see how Mark Hughes’ side can climb from mid-table to champions in just one season, particularly since most of the players they have signed (Carlos Tevez, Roque Santa Cruz, Kolo Toure, Emmanuel Adebayor)...
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