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STOKE'S season burst back into life after a pick-me-up from Rory Delap's controversial dismissal of all things. They were rocking after a shaky start – not least with Delap's 17th-minute red card – but the sending off merely galvanised a team which had p
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The great red card debate reared its ugly head once more yesterday as Stoke City manager Tony Pulis announced that his players will not be wearing studs for the rest of the season. For the second time this month Pulis has been left fuming at one of his p
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Stoke City booked their place in this season's FA Cup quarter-finals with a 2-0 win away to fourth-tier Crawley Town on Sunday despite playing most of the match a man down after Rory Delap was sent off. Goals either side of halftime, courtesy of a Jonath
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Tony Pulis was relieved to see Stoke progress to the FA Cup quarter-finals but furious at Rory Delap's 17th-minute dismissal. Last year's losing finalists avoided a fifth-round upset against Crawley - the lowest ranked side left in the competition - than
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TONY PULIS was relieved to see Stoke progress to the FA Cup quarter-finals but furious at Rory Delap’s early dismissal. Last year’s losing finalists avoided a fifth-round upset against Crawley – the lowest ranked side left in the competition – thanks to
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Tottenham, third in English football's top-flight and eight-times FA Cup winners, did see Stevenage goalkeeper Chris Day, a former Spurs player, make a good save to turn Gareth Bale's 25-yard effort round the post early in the second half. Spurs then had
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Tony Pulis was relieved to see Stoke progress to the FA Cup quarter-finals but furious at Rory Delap's 17th-minute dismissal. Last year's losing finalists avoided a fifth-round upset against Crawley - the lowest ranked side left in the competition - than
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Stoke City boss Tony Pulis was relieved to overcome Crawley Town in the FA Cup. Last year's losing finalists avoided a fifth-round upset against Crawley - the lowest ranked side left in the competition - thanks to goals from Jon Walters and Peter Crouch.
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London. Premier League high-flyers Tottenham Hotspur were held to a shock goalless draw away to third tier Stevenage in the FA Cup fifth round on Sunday and now face a replay to reach the quarter-finals. Tottenham, third in English football’s top-flight
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ENGLISH FA CUP FOURTH ROUND: Crawley Town 0 Stoke City 2: VICTORY IS usually enough to soothe a manager who feels wronged by the officials but Stoke City’s Tony Pulis was far from sanguine despite his side’s comfortable victory over League Two Crawley th
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Please install the latest Flash player [To view Flash please enable JavaScript and Flash.] STALEMATE: Tottenham's Jermain Defoe reacts after missing a scoring chance during his team's 0-0 draw with Stevenage in the FA Cup fifth round. Source: AP ENGLISH
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Tony Pulis, the Stoke City manager, called for discussions between clubs and referees yesterday, after Rory Delap was sent off for a challenge that divided opinion between the managers and the match officials. Mike Jones, the referee, showed no sign of r
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Last year's losing finalist avoided a fifth-round upset against Crawley Town - the lowest ranked side left in the competition - thanks to goals from Jon Walters and Peter Crouch. Stoke will now feature in the quarter-finals for the third year running, de
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Premier League title contender Tottenham was held to a 0-0 draw in the FA Cup by third-tier side Stevenage today, while Liverpool and Stoke advanced to the quarterfinals with few problems. Spurs had a goal by Louis Saha ruled out because of offside but w
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Tottenham Hotspur's Jermain Defoe reacts after failing to score against Stevenage during their FA Cup match. Picture: AP Source: AP PREMIER League title-chasers Tottenham Hotspur were held to a shock goal-less draw away to third tier Stevenage in the fif
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Tottenham Hotspur's Jermain Defoe reacts after failing to score against Stevenage during their FA Cup match. Picture: AP Source: AP PREMIER League title-chasers Tottenham Hotspur were held to a shock goal-less draw away to third tier Stevenage in the fif
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The final three matches of the fifth round of the FA Cup were played today with two more teams getting through to the quarter-finals. Stoke City overcame the questionable18th-minute sending off of Rory Delap to win 2-0 at Crawley Town thanks to a Jon Wal
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Stoke City assistant manager Dave Kemp has told talkSPORT that no-one knows what a foul is anymore after Rory Delap was sent off in their FA Cup victory over Crawley Town. The Potters beat the League Two side 2-0 at the Broadfield Stadium thanks to goals
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The Londoners gave a ragged performance and, though Spurs had a Louis Saha goal disallowed for offside against Scott Parker, the Hertfordshire side were well worth the draw. The winner of the replay will face Bolton at home in the quarter-finals followin
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Reuters - 6 minutes ago * Laboured Tottenham draw 0-0 at Stevenage * Ten-man Stoke win 2-0 at Crawley (Adds Tottenham game, byline, quotes) By Mark Meadows LONDON, Feb 19 (Reuters) - This season's FA Cup favourites Tottenham Hotspur were held to a 0-0 dr
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Peter James Crouch (born 30 January 1981) is an English international footballer who plays for Tottenham Hotspur. At 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m), he is the tallest man ever to play for the England national team, and was the tallest outfield player in the Premier League until Stefan Maierhofer signed for Wolves in August 2009. Beginning his career as a... Full Article
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STOKE ON TRENT, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 16: Angel Dealbert Ibanez of Valencia CF challenges Peter Crouch of Stoke City during the UEFA Europa League Round of 32 First leg match between Stoke City and Valencia CF at the Britannia Stadium on February 16, 2012 in Stoke on Trent, England.
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Stoke City's English striker Peter Crouch (L) celebrates with team-mate Jonathan Walters after scoring his second goal of the English Premier League football match between Blackburn Rovers and Stoke City at Ewood Park, Blackburn, north-west England on January 2, 2012.
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