Neil Docking
Associate Sports Editor at Daily Star (UK)
@DailyStar_Sport associate sports editor. 11 (Eleven) time @TheAnfieldWrap #BanThisFilth champion. Views my own.
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msn.com | Neil Docking |Daniel Orme
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msn.com | Neil Docking |Jacob Leeks
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dailystar.co.uk | Neil Docking |Daniel Orme
Brighton defender Jan Paul van Hecke required oxygen and a neck brace after a horror clash of heads in the match against Brentford. The Dutch star was involved in a sickening collision with Brentford midfielder Yunus Konak late in the Premier League match at the Gtech Stadium. The 24-year-old initially sat up but medical staff lay him down on the turf as lengthy treatment was provided on the pitch and the game was halted for around nine minutes.
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dailystar.co.uk | Neil Docking |Jacob Leeks
The Premier League have explained Joao Pedro's red card for a violent off-the-ball altercation. The Brighton ace was sent packing with a straight red after a clash with Nathan Collins left the Brentford player floored. The forward appeared to elbow the defender in the face.
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dailystar.co.uk | Neil Docking |Amos Murphy
SportSnookerSnookerNeil Robertson will be competing at the World Snooker Championship over the next two weeks, but the Australian says he has been left "heartbroken"Neil Robertson said he was heartbroken(Image: James Baylis for Malcolm Couzens/Getty Images)Snooker ace Neil Robertson admitted he was left absolutely gutted as he geared up for this year's World Championship. The Aussie star, who snagged the top spot at the Crucible back in 2010, is hoping to break a 15-year title drought.
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What a goal. He is something else!
No need to drop Diaz and no need to wait until 55 to make the subs. A very rare bad day at the office for Arne Slot and Liverpool. Created enough chances second half to get a point but didn’t deserve one