ASHES LIVE: Follow all the drama from day three of the fourth Test as it happens

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ASHES LIVE: Follow all the drama from day three of the fourth Test as it happens Follow all the action from day three of the fourth Ashes Test as Australia look to build a big first-innings lead. Chris Rogers was the star of day two as his maiden Test century lifted Australia to 222 for five. Top Stories GARY NEVILLE: We needed the Special One back, but it's insulting to write off Moyes already PATRICK COLLINS: What does Rodgers expect after his transparent tosh? JAMES ANDERSON: Utterly ridiculous! We're bewildered why we are being accused of all this NICK HARRIS: Chopra had to be hidden by a pile of snow when gangsters came for his gambling debts PATRICK COLLINS: DRS needs to retrieve some dignity, it's time to get rid of this shambles STAR OF AFRICA: How a middle-aged mum of six helped develop the top flight's first ever Kenyan US owners in transfer backlash as United and Liverpool strike pact to prevent Rooney and Suarez going to London English football's biggest rivals Liverpool and Manchester United have made an unofficial pact to stop Luis Suarez and Wayne Rooney leaving for Premier League rivals in a fight to curtail player power....  US owners in transfer backlash as United and Liverpool strike pact to prevent Rooney and Suarez going to London Van Persie: Wayne was one of the reasons I joined United... everyone wants him to stay Manchester United striker Robin van Persie thinks that 'deep down' Wayne Rooney wants to remain with the Barclays Premier League champions despite his future at Old Trafford being up in the air....  Van Persie: Wayne was one of the reasons I joined United... everyone wants him to stay GARY NEVILLE: We needed the Special One back, but it's insulting to write off Moyes already It is always a sign of a classic team that you can name the full line-up without pausing for thought. I am still able to automatically reel off Jose Mourinho’s great Chelsea team of 2005....  GARY NEVILLE: We needed the Special One back, but it's insulting to write off Moyes already Chelsea 2 Roma 1: Lampard and Lukaku spare Schwarzer's blushes after blunder SAMI MOKBEL IN WASHINGTON DC: Frank Lampard took a huge step towards proving his fitness by powering home a trademark strike as Chelsea's pre-season campaign ended with victory against Roma....  Chelsea 2 Roma 1: Lampard and Lukaku spare Schwarzer's blushes after blunder Wenger to splash £14m on Bayern's Luiz Gustavo as Arsenal finally look to bolster Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will try to tie up a deal for Bayern Munich's £14million midfielder Luiz Gustavo this week after admitting the club finally need to start spending in the transfer window....  Wenger to splash £14m on Bayern's Luiz Gustavo as Arsenal finally look to bolster Chopra had to be hidden by a pile of snow when gangsters came for his gambling debts: tales of the football Mr Fixits As the new Premier League season dawns next Saturday, liaison officers up and down the country will be called into action to cater for the whims of top-flight stars, both established and newcomers....  Chopra had to be hidden by a pile of snow when gangsters came for his gambling debts: tales of the football Mr Fixits GARY NEVILLE: We needed the Special One back, but it's insulting to write off Moyes already He is the biggest signing<br>of the summer, more than that of any player What the back pages say: Liverpool and Man United make pact to stop stars leaving Read the headlines from the national newspapers on Sunday, August 11 JAMIE CARRAGHER: Why Suarez is too good for Liverpool (and Arsenal)...  Luis Suarez is too good for Liverpool... he's one of the best in the world WIN £1MILLION in MailOnline's FREE Fantasy Football... and take on Jamie Redknapp Pick the Perfect 11 and win £1MILLION in MailOnline's game PATRICK COLLINS: What does Rodgers expect after his transparent tosh? We thought Brendan Rodgers was better than that. We were wrong JAMES ANDERSON: Utterly ridiculous! Cheating, time-wasting, disrespect, arrogance - we're bewildered why we are being accused of all this © Associated Newspapers Ltd. If you would like to stop receiving this newsletter at any time, please click here to unsubscribe. This email was sent by Associated Northcliffe Digital Limited, Northcliffe House, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5TT Registered in England and Wales with company number 3363661   Powered by Blogger.