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Last updateWed, 19 Jun 2013 8am

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Ince always confident

Crewe Alexandra goalkeeper Clayton Ince said he was never worried about his performance going into the last 0-0 draw with Costa Rica.  Getting back into the start team in front of Shaka Hislop, Ince said, even after a shaky start in goal during the match, he was always confident of pulling off a solid showing between the sticks.

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Rojas finding his legs after a busy week

Technically, midfielder Marlon Rojas was with Real Salt Lake when the soccer team played its inaugural game last weekend.  But his legs?  Maybe not so much.

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Old head Latapy nurtures Falkirk

FALKIRK’S victory over St Johnstone, together with Clyde’s demolition at home by Hamilton, took the Bairns another giant stride towards securing the Scottish Premierleague status that has cruelly eluded them until now.

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Dario backs absent Ince

DARIO Gradi insists there is no goalkeeping crisis at the Alexandra Stadium despite Clayton Ince's failure to turn up for Saturday's crunch match with Nottingham Forest.

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Player View: Ricky Shakes

There had been interest from Bury in me before I agreed a loan deal from Bolton. It was quite a while ago, but I heard that Bury wanted to take me on loan.

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Conrad Smith joins the Toronto Lynx

The Lynx have announced the penning of Trinidad and Tobago international striker, Conrad Smith for the 2005 season. Smith spent the 2004 USL First Division season with the Calgary Mustangs, where he lead the team with 6 goals and also recorded 2 assists in 22 games. After spending the off-season training with the T&T national team in their successful campaign to qualify for the 2005 Gold Cup, Smith will be expected to partner with record setting striker, Ali Gerba, to spearhead the Lynx attack. Smith will join the Lynx upon approval of his international clearance from Trinidad and Tobago.

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McLeish: Have the operation Marvin to save your career

ALEX McLEISH last night warned Marvin Andrews his Rangers career could be over unless he has an operation on his damaged knee.

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Norville extends his scoring streak

WATFORD Reserves were meant to be like the team who plays against the Harlem Globetrotters at The Valley last night - just there to provide token opposition and put the ball back into play with Charlton needing just one point to secure the Barclays Premiership Reserve League (South) championship for a second successive season.

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Avery John able to focus on the field

At this time last season, Avery John was a big mystery. Though it was apparent he was brought in to replace the injured Carlos Llamosa, the Revolution refused to confirm Llamosa was out for the season or that John would be his replacement.

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