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Q: Why do you never include non-League matches amongst your Selections, even where it is fairly obvious which team will win?

A: We are not convinced that all the teams take the non-League fixtures as seriously as some others do. In fact, we are certain that some teams deliberately don't push their best players to expose themselves to too much risk in such games, especially when it comes to FA Cup matches. So we prefer to steer clear of betting on non-League fixtures. Have a think about some of those more astonishing FA Cup match outcomes and you will soon see where we are coming from.

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Spurs and England suffer Defoe blow
Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe has been ruled out for at least six weeks with an ankle injury sustained while playing for England on Tuesday.

Thompson turns down Villa role
Former Liverpool assistant Phil Thompson has turned down the chance to become a member of Gerard Houllier's backroom staff at Aston Villa.

Allardyce: Rovers takeover doubtful
Blackburn boss Sam Allardyce believes it is now "doubtful" Ahsan Ali Syed's takeover of the club will be completed.

McCarthy dismisses bully-boy tactics
Mick McCarthy insists Wolves are not guilty of adopting bully-boy tactics.

Coe backing Hammers' stadium bid
Lord Sebastian Coe has welcomed West Ham United's bid to take over the Olympic Stadium in Stratford after the 2012 Games.

I feared United exit, admits Neville
Gary Neville has admitted if he had been anywhere else but Manchester United he would probably have quit by now.

Hodgson happy with transfer business
Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson has expressed his satisfaction at building a balanced squad before the transfer deadline closed.

Marseille failed in Drogba bid - Dassier
Marseille tried to lure Chelsea striker Didier Drogba back to the club last month, club president Jean-Claude Dassier has revealed.

Pulis rules out Wales coaching role
Newport-born Stoke boss Tony Pulis would be honoured to manage Wales but admits it is too early in his career to consider it at the moment.

Gyan living the dream with Black Cats
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Babel vows to repay Hodgson's faith
Liverpool forward Ryan Babel insists he is ready to realise his full potential at Anfield after talks over his future with manager Roy Hodgson.

Houllier looks to bring in Bergues
New Aston Villa boss Gerard Houllier wants to appoint Patrice Bergues - who he worked with at Liverpool - to his backroom staff at Villa Park.

King ready for 'balancing act'
Tottenham skipper Ledley King is confident his side's Premier League form will not by affected by their participation in the Champions League.

Sullivan: No need for Hammers panic
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan insists there is no need for panic at Upton Park despite their miserable start to the season.

Jag: Rooney will get slaughtered
Phil Jagielka has warned Wayne Rooney to expect plenty of verbal stick when he returns to action on Merseyside this weekend.

Big Eck bigs up Beausejour
Birmingham manager Alex McLeish is looking forward to unleashing new signing Jean Beausejour on the Premier League.

Balotelli sidelined for six weeks
Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli has been ruled out for "up to six weeks" after the club revealed he is to undergo knee surgery.

Villa confirm Houllier appointment
Aston Villa have confirmed the appointment of Gerard Houllier as the club's new manager.

Cahill could quit Trotters - Coyle
Bolton manager Owen Coyle has admitted that Gary Cahill could well move on now he has become a member of the England squad.

Vieira brushes off City snipers
Patrick Vieira has dismissed criticism that Manchester City's squad is overloaded with a surplus of star players.

Happy Harry driven 'mad' during window
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has revealed he was "driven mad" by the transfer window and expressed his relief it is finally closed.

Defoe brushes off fitness worries
Jermain Defoe expects to be fit for Tottenham's clash at West Brom on Saturday after suffering a knock while on England duty.

Zhirkov mulling over Chelsea future
Chelsea full-back Yuri Zhirkov has admitted he is considering his future at Stamford Bridge after failing to win a first-team spot.

Gunners wait for Walcott assessment
Arsenal will today assess the extent of Theo Walcott's ankle injury, which could sideline the England winger for the rest of the month.

FA wrong not to punish Wenger
Arsene Wenger avoided punishment for his recent comments on Ryan Shawcross but Mark Holmes feels it is time the Frenchman was brought to book.

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