SPORTS ILLUSTRATED: The end is near

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SPORTS ILLUSTRATED: The end is near
MVNsoccer MVNsoccer posted 10/20/2007 from sportsillustrated.cnn.com [flag]
If England hits rock bottom, time for McClaren to go, say Ben Franklin and Jon Pickstone for THE LIMEY [link]

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