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The two sides to John Terry

Chelsea's captain has rarely put a foot wrong on the field. Off it, however, it's one calamity after another, writes Robin Scott-Elliot

Liverpool’s frustration is evident as Nigel Reo-Coker turns away after scoring Bolton’s second goal on Saturday

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John Terry and Harry Redknapp know their England futures will be determined by the court cases

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Upcoming court cases for key figures Terry and Redknapp will shape England's future in 2012

Championship betting preview: Long season ahead for Forest

Nottingham Forest dropped into the Championship relegation zone on Tuesday with a humbling 4-0 home defeat to Leeds and we reckon Brighton will underline just what a long season it's going to be for the City Ground faithful by picking up a routine three points against the Reds on Saturday.

Unhappy return: Steve Cotterill sees his new side fall at his old home ground

Huseklepp double spoils Cotterill's day

Portsmouth 3 Nottingham Forest 0: Former Pompey manager haunted by last signing but still claims that Forest were 'the better team'

McClaren: I've never considered quitting

Steve McClaren has confirmed he will be staying in his role as Nottingham Forest manager. Reports emerged yesterday that McClaren, who was appointed at the City Ground just 11 weeks ago, had retreated to his north-east family home to think about his position after becoming frustrated at a lack of investment in his team.

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