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Championship round-up: George Boyd adds teeth to Tigers' rise

On his first start after joining Hull City on loan from Peterborough, George Boyd scored twice and Mohamed Gedo added another double as the Tigers reclaimed second place in the Championship with a 5-2 thumping of Birmingham City. "If there has been a better home debut I haven't seen one for a long time," Hull manager Steve Bruce said. "He was terrific from first to last."

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Football: Redknapp may have major role

Tuesday 08 June 1999

ONE OF the benefits of being a talented but inconsistent English international is that however often the selectors' axe falls the chance will come round again.

Football: Three changes for Taylor's last hurrah

Tuesday 08 June 1999

PETER TAYLOR is still waiting for the call that could offer him continued employment after he bows out as the most successful England Under-21 manager in history.

Football: England's misplaced spirit

Monday 07 June 1999

European Championship: Patient Swedes reveal glaring flaws in Keegan's strident exhortations

Football: Mills and Dyer's senior call-up

Monday 07 June 1999

KEVIN KEEGAN responded to England's injury problems ahead of Wednesday's match in Bulgaria by calling up the Ipswich Town midfielder Kieron Dyer and the Charlton Athletic defender Danny Mills from the Under-21 squad.

Football: Robinson ready to cap his memorable week

Friday 04 June 1999

THE WATFORD central defender Paul Robinson will complete a week to remember by earning his first England Under-21 cap in tonight's European Under-21 Championship qualifier with Sweden at the McAlpine Stadium, Huddersfield.

Football: FA bans and fines Wright after Upton Park outburst

Friday 28 May 1999

IAN WRIGHT was given a three-match ban and a pounds 17,500 fine by the Football Association yesterday.

Football: Ipswich hearts broken by Taylor

Thursday 20 May 1999

Ipswich Town 4 Bolton Wanderers 3 agg 4-4; score at 90min 3-2; Bolton win on away goals

Football: Gradi's game plan baffles inept Ipswich

Monday 26 April 1999

Ipswich Town 1 Crewe Alexandra 2

Football: Magilton keeps Ipswich on track

Wednesday 21 April 1999

Push for the Premiership: Town edge into second spot as Birmingham stay in the hunt with late goal

Football: Gudjohnsen's boost for Bolton ambitions

Sunday 18 April 1999

Bolton Wanderers 2

Footaball: Burley still has youth on his side

Saturday 17 April 1999

Ipswich's boyish manager is close to taking his home-grown team into the top flight at last. By Clive White

Football: Rioch has history on his side

Saturday 06 March 1999

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Football: Ipswich win marred by Dyer's broken leg

Wednesday 03 March 1999

KIERON DYER will be out of action for at least six weeks after breaking his leg in Ipswich's 3-2 win over Watford in their First Division match last night.

Football: FA begins talks with Keegan

Tuesday 16 February 1999

KEVIN KEEGAN'S appointment as England coach moved a step closer last night after the Football Association's king-makers, David Davies and Noel White, travelled to the northeast to discuss the vacancy with the man currently working under the title of Chief Operating Officer at Second Division Fulham.
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