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Former Manchester City striker, Robinho has debunked reports that during his spell at Ethihad, he partied more than all the players in the squad. In an interview with Daily Mail, the player admitted he liked to party during his time in England, but added that his English teammates were worse although they were never caught.

World English-Language Scrabble Players Association champion, Wellington Jighere, was on Sunday dethroned by Bahraini Akshay Bhandarkar in Kenya on Sunday. Bhandarkar defeated another Nigerian Moses Peter 4-3 in the final of the (WESPAC) to replace Jighere, who won the title in 2015 in Australia.

Contrary to reports identifying Victor Moses, Azpiliecueta or Marcos Alonzo as best Chelsea defender, former Chelsea Player, Pat Nevin says none of these players has brought in the desired stability like Andreas Christensen.  Nevin, speaking with Newstalk said;

Nigeria Retains World No. 1 Scrabble Position

Nigeria has retained its number one ranking as best scrabble playing nation in the world for the second time running.

Juventus CEO, Giuseppe Marotta says the biggest achievement he has recorded so far remains the €105 million sale of French superstar Paul Pogba to Manchester United. Last summer, Paul Pogba concluded a long transfer saga by signing a deal worth £89m to return to his boyhood club, Old Trafford - a world-record transfer fee at the time.

The father of Chelsea youngster, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, has accused former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho of attempting to destroy his son's career despite admitting publicly that he is a promising talent. Trevor Loftus-Cheek in an interview with Dailymail accused Mourinho of judging players in 10 minutes stressing that the development has forced him to make serious mistake especially selling or resting talented players.