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soccer

25 years on: When Eric Cantona launched himself into infamy

Eric Cantona's infamous kung-fu kick has been called football’s ‘JFK moment,’ when everyone of a certain age can remember where they were when it happened.

world

Quirky World: Town’s new name may not click with tourists

soccer

Eric Cantona was unfazed by prison threat

general

Suárez wasn’t the first: Here are other sports stars who crossed the line

Fascinating viewing at feeding time

soccer

Marshall may quit Celtic

Quinn sacrificed as he is sent from Coventry

Ireland's Barry Quinn is among the casualties as new Coventry manager Peter Reid wielded the axe at Highfield Road by releasing nine players.

Wed, 19 May, 2004

Keane controversy continues

Roy Keane has admitted he may have launched a similar attack on the Crystal Palace fan Eric Cantona kung fu kicked at Selhurst Park in 1995.

Sun, 18 Aug, 2002

Only one trade centre tower insured

Only one of the twin World Trade Centre towers was insured because experts believed the chances of both collapsing simultaneously was too far-fetched, it emerged today.

Thu, 13 Sep, 2001

Premiership: City's great escape continues

John Hartson continued his marvellous recent scoring run as Coventry's incredible 'Great Escape' continued apace as his goal earned the Sky Blues a victory over Sunderland.

Mon, 16 Apr, 2001

New life in Hartson deal

Coventry chairman Bryan Richardson is optimistic that John Hartson will complete his move to Highfield Road "within the next few days".

Fri, 12 Jan, 2001

Sky Blues move for Hartson

Coventry manager Gordon Strachan hopes to complete the £5m signing of Welsh international John Hartson from Wimbledon by the weekend as he bids to cure his side's chronic lack of goalscoring.

Tue, 09 Jan, 2001