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In the box and on the box

Sunday 18 January 1998

Ros Wynne-Jones on the rise to TV chat-show host of the country's most irrepressible footballer

Football: Fenwick pays the price at Portsmouth

Wednesday 14 January 1998

The upheavals at Portsmouth showed no signs of stopping yesterday as the manager, Terry Fenwick, followed Terry Venables out of the door. Keith Waldon, Fenwick's assistant, will take charge of the team for tonight's FA Cup third-round replay at Aston Villa.

Politics: These modern nuptials are so New Labour

Saturday 10 January 1998

Tony Blair would have been there, but he is in Japan. Gordon Brown will be among the guests. Andrew Buncombe previews a wedding which is likely to be one of the high points of New Labour's year.

Football: Vale denied by resurgent Richards

Monday 29 December 1997

Port Vale 0 Wolves 2

Football: Success comes before beauty

Saturday 06 December 1997

Fan's Eye View NO 235 Lincoln City

Sasa Curcic off Aston Villa's transfer list

Saturday 06 September 1997

Football

Stoke lose their leader

Wednesday 03 September 1997

Stoke City will have to manage without their inspirational captain, Larus Sigurdsson, when they take on West Bromwich Albion at home tonight as he has been called up for international duty by Iceland.

Football: Freedman in knock-out form

Monday 12 May 1997

Crystal Palace 3 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1

Musselwhite's mistakes cost play-off place

Monday 28 April 1997

Port Vale 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers 2

Football: Digby lapse lifts Palace

Sunday 27 April 1997

Swindon Town 0 Crystal Palace 2 Shipperley 44, 89 Attendance:1 0,447

Football: Whelan misfortune as Southend plummet

Sunday 27 April 1997

Round-up

Palace need four points for play-offs

Saturday 26 April 1997

Crystal Palace travel to Swindon today knowing they need four points from their last two games to be certain of a place in the First Division play-offs.

Football: Sheron casts veil over Rudge's hopes

Monday 21 April 1997

Stoke City 2 Port Vale 0

Oldham's Port Vale of tears

Sunday 13 April 1997

Round-up
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