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Amid rumours that that recently seperated Chirstopher Dean is, let’s say, breaking the ice with Dancing On Ice judge Karen Barber, her fellow judge has gotten himself back in the papers by suggesting there may be some truth to the rumours. “There is no smoke without fire, is there?” he coyly questioned. Though we’re not sure we’d call them flaming. Gardiner still had some column inches to fill though: “I’d heard talk but I couldn’t say either way. All I know is that she is very much there for Torvill and Dean, probably above and beyond what you’d consider normal. Maybe she is just in awe of them. If it’s true, the implications are unbelievable. But the skating world is very bizarre.” You said it. Who’ll be making the stories out on the ice this Sunday? Outright Betting Next Elimination

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Being in the Wright-Phillips house must feel like being in that eighties movie Vice Versa. Except the film wasn’t very funny. Then it’s exactly the same. With a grown-up in a boy’s body and a thirteen year-old, geeza in a man’s body. Daddy wasn’t doing his son any favours by bigging it up in the press and accusing Manchester City of “mugging off” poor Shaun. Roberto Mancini is having none of it and sent a subtle warning to the winger: “If a player speaks with me, it is better for him, for me and for the club. We have time for his contract, but it is important that Shaun plays well for the team.” In other words, if you can’t get your dad to grow up, you better at least get him to shut up. Wright-Phillips will be hoping get a chance to make a big impact away to Sunderland. Sun 4pm SS1

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The French have been at pains to insist that they’ll have to do more than simply show up at the Stade de France if they want to beat Italy and keep themselves on track for the Grand Slam. They’ll also need to put their boots on. “We are not taking anything for granted. We know the match against Italy is a potential trap,” warned Marc Lievremont, looking to avoid the kind of complacency which could get the demanding Parisian crowd booing and give Italy hope of a massive upset. From what we’ve seen in this year’s Six Nations, if their attitude is right, France could run up a big score over the Italians. “Victory is ours, we absolutely need it. We don’t have the right to lose,” rallied an intense Malzieu. Will we see an easy French win or a real turn-up for the books? Sun 2.30pm RTE2/BBC1

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France v Italy – It’s Not So Easy

If the Premier League was a Formula 1 race, Liverpool would be desperately trying to ram Manchester United off the track as the Old Trafford side lapped them for the second or third time. As it is, there’s little they can do to prevent their fiercest rivals from winning that record 19th title. Alex Ferguson vowed to knock Liverpool of their perch when he took over and he’s feeling good about doing it this season. “It would be the 19th title – the most in the league. It doesn’t matter who you beat for that record – and we’ve got a chance,” he said this week. Such was his good humour, Sir Fergie even ended on a joke: “Winning this 19th league title is very much in my soul.” A soul, that’s a good one. Will Fergie be lapping it up after beating Fulham? Sun 1.30pm ESPN

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“Trebles are hard to win,” lied said Ally McCoist this week: “We have won absolutely nothing yet. Complacency is something that could put a dent in our hopes of winning trophies and we have to guard against it.” Thirteen points clear in a two horse race, it would take a collapse of Greg Norman in the 1996 Masters proportions for Rangers to allow Celtic back in to the title race. So that’s one leg of the treble all but in the bag. They’re also already in the CIS Cup final, where they’ll take on St Mirren and a win over a Dundee United, who were spanked 7-1 on their last visit to Ibrox, will put them in to the semi-finals of the Scottish FA Cup. The treble is looking likely for Rangers but it’s not a Dun’ deal yet. Sun 12.05pm BBC Scot

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Rangers v Dundee Utd – The ‘Coist Of Complacency

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Possibly in attempt to take the attention away from the ridiculous hat Phil Brown wore at Goodison Park last weekend, Nicky Barmby and Jimmy Bullard have been involved in an altercation at training. The absence of Joey Barton’s name from that sentence means we’re not expecting a court case to ensue and their manager has apologised. Apparently some women witnessed the unsavoury fracas and Phil felt an apology was required. Midfielder George Boateng was quick to offer his apologies too. “I’m sorry because I missed it, I wasn’t there. I would have paid to watch it”, he said, not realising you can tune into midget wrestling on YouTube for free. Hull have a fight on their hands to stay up and a point at home to Arsenal would be priceless. Sat 5.30pm ESPN

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