North East Sport
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Newcastle midfielder reveals 'new focus' after learning lesson from start of season
SEAN STEUR has admitted he will have to build up his physical strength in order to flourish in the Premier League, even if the Newcastle United midfielder accepts he will “never be a bodybuilder”.
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Steve Watson understands Darlington fans' frustrations after latest defeat in FA Cup
Darlington manager Steve Watson says that there is nobody more frustrated than him after fading Quakers were beaten by Morecambe in the FA Cup
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Everything you need to know ahead of Boro's sold-out Legacy Game today
Middlesbrough is set to welcome back a host of football legends as a sold-out Legacy game crowd prepares to celebrate 150 years at the Riverside Stadium.
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Ashley Phillips explains 'Bambi' nickname - and outlines hopes with Boro and England
WATCH Ashley Phillips stride out of defence with the ball at his feet, and it’s hard to imagine a more stylish centre-half. You don’t have to go too far back, however, to find a time when that wasn’t quite the case.
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Spennymoor embark on a new era as former Hartlepool star takes reins for FA Cup game
SPENNYMOOR'S new manager Peter Hartley takes charge of his new team for the first time when they take on Chester in the FA Cup at the Brewery Field this afternoon.
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Story of Will Lankshear's Boro transfer & 'incredible' start - told by those involved
The story of Will Lankshear's 'incredible' start at Middlesbrough after his summer arrival from Tottenham
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Steve Watson's defiant Darlington message ahead of tough FA Cup trip to Morecambe
DARLINGTON manager Steve Watson claims his team are showing signs of clicking ahead of today's FA Cup third qualifying round tie at Morecambe.
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Wilson Isidor encouragement for Sunderland amid anxious double injury wait
Wilson Isidor will return to Sunderland in the coming week in fine goalscoring form ahead of a crucial spell of games in which the striker looks set to have to play a starring role
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Satellite flies high to give Mulrennan first Redcar Two-Year-Old Trophy win
GROUP one-winning jockey Paul Mulrennan filled a gap in his glittering CV when Satellite of Love rocketed home in Redcar’s richest race today.
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England's oldest 9-hole golf course in Northumberland with a road cutting through it
Alnmouth Village Golf Club is England's oldest 9-hole links, combining 150 years of history with spectacular coastal views.
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How football keeps Teesside and Wearside’s industrial past alive
North East football’s deep links to the region’s industrial past—and the role of two major clubs in preserving it—have been highlighted at an international industrial heritage conference.
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Durham's Brydon Carse charged by Cricket Regulator over nightclub conduct breach
Durham fast bowler Brydon Carse has been charged with a professional conduct breach following an incident in Derby.
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Steve Harmison's fast-bowling son signs first rookie contract with Durham
Former England fast bowler Steve Harmison’s 18-year-old son Charlie is one of three youngsters to have signed rookie deals with Durham
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What happens next if Sunderland were 'cheated' out of 2014 League Cup by Man City
Sunderland were 'cheated' out of the 2014 Capital One Cup by Manchester City - what should happen next after this week's Premier League revelations?
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Revealed - This is the team Boro's players are told to watch for tactical hints
Jeremy Sarmiento has revealed that Middlesbrough’s players use video analysis of Brighton matches to help them develop their playing style
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What Regis Le Bris has noticed about Chris Rigg as July conversation revealed
Regis Le Bris has seen a "huge improvement" in Sunderland's Chris Rigg over the course of the last 12 months
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New Hartlepool United boss sets out plan to 'bring the good times back'
Pete Wild will take charge of Hartlepool United for the first time this weekend after being confirmed as Lee Clark's replacement.
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Sky-high prize money of £334,675 on offer as stars head for Redcar’s richest day
MULTIPLE Group One-winning trainer Clive Cox won Redcar’s richest race three years ago and he’s aiming for the stars again with Satellite of Love in this year’s renewal.
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Saltburn surfers hit the waves as annual competition returns to the coast
Surfers of all ages took to the water as the Saltburn Surf Competition returned on Thursday (October 1), drawing competitors and crowds to the seafront.
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North East martial arts students selected to represent England at world championships
Twelve North East martial artists from Newcastle’s Burns School of Black Belts will represent England at the WKA World Championships in Maryland this October.
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Empty warehouse could become vibrant new sports hub with gymnastics and cheerleading
Plans have been lodged to transform a vacant Sunderland warehouse into a new gymnastics, trampolining and sports hub.
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Sunderland uni student ‘ecstatic’ as she's crowned Commonwealth powerlifting champion
Sunderland student Caitlin Baxter won Commonwealth powerlifting gold in Canada, setting a record and leaving her ‘ecstatic’.
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Port of Middlesbrough backs young rugby players with Lions Park sponsorship
The Port of Middlesbrough is backing the next generation of rugby players at MRUFC through a new sponsorship of Lions Park.
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Win tickets for Sunderland's Premier League game against Brighton at Stadium of Light
We're giving away two pairs of tickets for Sunderland's Premier League game against Brighton at the Stadium of Light
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How Boro beat Juventus: Matchwinner from non-league, Ibeh's 'edge' & 'top' McCabe
Middlesbrough's Under-21s beat Juventus in the Premier League International Cup at the Riverside on Wednesday night
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Newcastle United reveal new club badge - images, full details and when it'll be used
Newcastle United have revealed their new club crest, which has been designed after a two-year consultation process
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Matthias Jaissle: 'I had a tumour when I was just five - and it changed who I became'
Matthias Jaissle discusses the life journey that took him to Newcastle United - and that featured a tumour when he was five and a life-changing ACL injury
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How Bob Murray defused Ellis Short minefield to save Sunderland's Foundation of Light
Sir Bob Murray charts the development of the Foundation of Light on its 25th anniversary - and explains why the charity is more important now than ever
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'I won't do that with my players' - Kim Hellberg's response to key question at Boro
Kim Helberg remains reluctant to pin Max Arfsten down to a single position, instead preferring to use the American’s positional versatility as a major asset
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Habib Diarra latest as Regis Le Bris prepares to make Sunderland midfield changes
Regis Le Bris is looking forward to welcoming Habib Diarra back into the first-team fold at Sunderland
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From England internationals to Premier League stars: Newton Aycliffe's finest
When football talent is discussed in County Durham, attention often turns to places such as Sunderland, Darlington and Bishop Auckland.
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Sunderland AFC's Stadium of Light now home to North East's largest EV charging hub
Sunderland AFC has opened the North East's largest EV charging hub at the Stadium of Light with 20 ultra-rapid bays.
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Energy firm's donation gives County Durham youth club fresh look
Park View AFC in Chester-le-Street receives free football kits from Octopus Energy, supporting County Durham youth players through its grassroots scheme.
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Sunderland ruling delivered after Manchester City controversy
Referee Rob Jones and VAR Michael Salisbury were correct to rule that Man City midfielder Elliot Anderson did not handle the ball against Sunderland
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Florent Ghisolfi reveals why Sunderland didn't sign Lutsharel Geertruida in summer
Why Sunderland opted against signing Lutsharel Geertruida on a permanent deal in the summer
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The brilliant story of how Middlesbrough tracked down long lost Carling Cup goal hero
The story of how Middlesbrough tracked down Carling Cup hero Joseph Job - who gives an exclusive interview to the Northern Echo
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Man City must face the harshest sanctions as quickly as possible
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Remarkable football career that took North East star from County Durham to New York
Malcolm Dawes enjoyed more than 400 professional appearances, starring for Hartlepool, Aldershot and New York Cosmos.
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New padel courts opening in Sunderland with 'clean aesthetic' and year-round play
Four covered padel courts are set to replace outdoor tennis courts at a Sunderland leisure centre.
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Sunderland star reveals how 'sleeping patterns' have been negatively affected
Trai Hume has taken encouragement from Northern Ireland's early performances in the current round of Nations League matches
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Triple injury boost for Newcastle United as training-ground timeframes become clearer
JOELINTON and Nico Gonzalez have returned to first-team training with Newcastle United, with Dan Burn also expected to be back by the end of the international break.
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Anthony Gordon 'wanted more respect' as he opens up on Newcastle United exit
Anthony Gordon believes he didn't get the respect he feels he deserved while he was at Newcastle United
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Newcastle United star fuelled by summer 'disappointment' and ready to take his chance
Newcastle's Lewis Hall is ready to embrace the challenge of wearing England’s ‘heavy shirt’ and proving his worth after missing out on the World Cup
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Playing for Middlesbrough is 'dream come true' for impressive summer signing
Sebastian Berhalter says he's living out his dream with Middlesbrough – and has promised there's even more to come despite his hugely impressive start to life on Teesside
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Sunderland's Chris Rigg responds to lack of game-time in early weeks of season
Chris Rigg won't be moaning about his lack of football so far this season and says he will use the experiences of last term as he bides his time waiting for opportunities
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Meet the Darlington teenager who swam for nine hours and into the record books
AT NINE o'clock on the morning of Saturday, October 1, 1910, 18-year-old Florence Trusler slipped into the water at Darlington's Kendrew Street swimming baths and became the first person in the town to set a world record.
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Hartlepool's Seaton Carew FC gets green light for makeover at Hornby Park
Seaton Carew FC has won planning permission for new cabins, floodlights and landscaping at Hornby Park in Hartlepool.
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The highs & lows of ex-Middlesbrough striker who's back in love with football at 38
Former Middlesbrough striker Marvin Emnes looks back on the highs and lows of his career ahead of featuring in Boro's Legacy Game at the Riverside this weekend
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'Bitter blow' for Sunderland's Dan Ballard as boss sets out injury return date hope
Sunderland's Dan Ballard suffered a hamstring injury while playing for Northern Ireland last week
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What Sunderland officials noticed last season resulted in summer transfer decision
Sunderland prioritised adding height to their squad in the summer and director of football Florent Ghisolfi explains why

