Philip Cadden
Night Sports Editor at The Sun
Dad of twin boys. Night Sports Editor @TheSun. Cover @FAWales. Views are my own. IG: pjpcadden
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1 month ago |
thesun.co.uk | Martin Lipton |Richard Moriarty |Martin Blackburn |Philip Cadden
UNITED teen target Franco Mastantuono added to his glistening reputation with another stunning goal in Argentina's biggest game. SunSport revealed how United are considering triggering the 17-year-old's £38million release clause from River Plate. And Old Trafford fans already excited about the prospect saw further evidence as he unleashed a brilliant free-kick from outside the box in the Buenos Aires derby with Boca Juniors.
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2 months ago |
thesun.co.uk | Philip Cadden
AARON RAMSEY is launching his own Vodka brand called ‘Tens’. The Wales captain, 34, has teamed up with chef Tom Simmons in a new business venture. “Tens Spirits”, which will go live on Easter Sunday, is a new brand of premium vodka made in Ramsey’s homeland. Cardiff midfielder Ramsey, who wears the number ten shirt for the Dragons, is out for the rest of the season after undergoing hamstring surgery.
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2 months ago |
thesun.co.uk | Philip Cadden
CRAIG BELLAMY has banned his Wales stars from swapping shirts. The no-nonsense Dragons boss has a set of non-negotiable ground rules for his 2026 World Cup hopefuls. Bellamy, 45, has also laid out strict demands to his squad which include sprinting, respecting the shirt by returning it to the kit man and no mobiles at dinner. Wales manager Bellamy said: “You have to be hard working. If you cannot do the running and sprinting, I’m the wrong coach for you.
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Mar 25, 2025 |
thesun.co.uk | Andy Dillon |Philip Cadden
GOALKEEPERS have been a big talking point at Chelsea this season with boss Enzo Maresca unsure who is his definite number one. Robert Sanchez and Filip Jorgensen have been in and out like the Hokey Cokey. And that’s something that won’t trouble incoming keeper Mike Penders, who just loves a singalong and a party. The teenager is due to join up with the Blues this summer following a £16.7million deal with his current side Genk in the Belgian top flight.
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Mar 22, 2025 |
thescottishsun.co.uk | Philip Cadden
BEN DAVIES got Wales off to a World Cup qualifying flier in Cardiff. The Tottenham defender powered home a vital second half header just when Craig Bellamy's Dragons feared Group J embarrassment against world No 110 Kazakhstan. It was only Davies' third Wales goal on his 93rd cap but the 31-year-old's close-range effort could prove crucial for his country in their bid to reach the finals in USA, Canada and Mexico next year.
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Wales starting line-up last night. Could have nine playing in Premier League next season. Darlow (Leeds), Roberts (Burnley), Mepham (Bournemouth), Rodon (Leeds), Davies (Spurs), Ampadu (Leeds), James (Rennes), Wilson (Fulham), Johnson (Spurs), Brooks (Bournemouth), Thomas (Stoke)
Mad night in Brussels. Wales fans still singing after FT despite 4-3 loss. State of Group J 1. North Macedonia Played 4 Points 8 2. Wales 4 7 3. Belgium 2 4 https://t.co/wIDCJxt707
Craig Bellamy, “I don't like losing. I understand the game but how you lose is more important. Who are you as a person? Who is your team? I see that and I'm beyond proud. I'd rather try something great and fail than do nothing and succeed. I wasn't coming here to sit back.” 🇧🇪🏴