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Richard Dunne is confident Villa’s defence can halt Manchester United’s goal rush this weekend after keeping their first Premier League clean sheet in three months. Full Article at Express & Star
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RICHARD Dunne has challenged Villa to adopt a “zero” tolerance approach by striving for a clean sheet against Manchester United’s potent attackers on Saturday. Full Article at The Birmingham Mail
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Martin O’Neill’s Aston Villa overcame a poor Hull side in a convincing 3-0 victory this weekend. It spelt tears for Phil Brown’s Hull early on when talismanic midfielder Jimmy Bullard was forced off with what looks to be another serious knee injury. Full Article at Football Fancast
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NOTHING got past Richard Dunne against Hull on Saturday – and it was the same during the big defender’s post-match interview too. Full Article at The Birmingham Mail
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GOAL-GETTING defender Richard Dunne has jokingly warned top scorer Gabby Agbonlahor that he is catching him up after firing Villa on their way to victory. Full Article at The Birmingham Mail
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Former Leeds United star Milner set up the opening goal for central defender Richard Dunne and scored the second himself before half-time with an exquisite lob. John Carew added a third from the penalty spot two minutes from time. Full Article at Yorkshire Post
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James Milner is ready to become Aston Villa’s heartbeat in his new central midfield role. Since Gareth Barry joined Manchester City in the summer, Martin O’Neill’s side have been lacking a player to really make the side tick. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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Watch out Gareth Barry. James Milner has already done a brilliant job of filling the former Villa man's shoes in the centre of midfield - and at this rate he could easily steal his ex-colleague's England spot as well. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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by Guardian Chalkboards Aston Villa targeted Hull City's full backs, concentrating their attacks along the flanks and getting in crosses from the bylines as can be seen from the conentration of passes along the touchlines. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Watch out Gareth Barry. James Milner has already done a brilliant job of filling the former Villa man's shoes in the centre of midfield - and at this rate he could easily steal his ex-colleague's England spot as well. Full Article at Football.co.uk
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Aston Villa boss Martin O’Neill was carefree after seeing his side cruise to a 3-0 victory over Hull City courtesy of goals from Richard Dunne, James Milner and a John Carew penalty. Full Article at Sunday Mercury
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Martin O'Neill hailed a "brilliant performance" from Aston Villa's James Milner and claimed his versatility can earn him a place in the England World Cup squad. Full Article at The Birmingham Mail
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This has been a terrific week for Hull City. A marvelous result at Manchester City, darlings of the media and Jimmy Bullard named as the Barclays Player of the Month for November. Full Article at Footymad
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Hopefully by now you’ve seen the three goals from this game and if so, I’m willing to bet that you enjoyed the slightly unusual nature of all of them. Full Article at Aston Villa Central
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Martin O'Neill hailed a "brilliant performance" from Aston Villa's James Milner and claimed his versatility can earn him a place in the England World Cup squad. Full Article at Irish Independent
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Analysis: Dunne has become a fan favorite at Villa Park. He's pretty adept attacking from the back as the Villans teeter on the edge of the top four. No comments have been added yet. Let your voice be heard and add one! Full Article at Sports Blogs
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The World Cup, Richard Dunne observed with a small sigh, will be impossible to escape from wherever he will be in the world next summer. Full Article at Times Online
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James Milner delivered another reminder why he should be part of England's World Cup squad by inspiring Aston Villa to a comfortable 3-0 home win over Hull which maintained its European push. Full Article at Sportal Australia
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James Milner did his prospects of being included in England's World Cup squad no harm with a fine all-round display as Aston Villa beat Hull 3-0 in the Premier League on Saturday. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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And you thought we were done milking the FIFA World Cup meetings? Full Article at Unprofessional Foul
About Richard Dunne
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Richard Patrick Dunne (Irish name: Risteárd Ó Duinn ) (born 21 September 1979 in Dublin) is an Irish footballer, who currently plays in the Premier League as a defender for Manchester City. Full Article
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Ireland's Richard Dunne, left, controls the ball as Australia's Nikita Rukavytsya makes a challenge during their international friendly soccer match at Thomond Park, Limerick, Ireland, Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2009.
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Ireland's Richard Dunne, left, wins the ball the despite the challenge from Australia's Nikita Rukavytsya during their international friendly soccer match at Thomond Park, Limerick, Ireland, Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2009.
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Ireland's Richard Dunne, top, clashes with Australia's Tim Cahill in their international friendly soccer match at Thomond Park, Limerick, Ireland, Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2009.
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Australia's Tim Cahill, center, reacts after scoring as Ireland's Richard Dunne, right, and Darron Gibson look dejected during their international friendly soccer match at Thomond Park, Limerick, Ireland, Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2009.
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LIMERICK, IRELAND - AUGUST 12: Richard Dunne of Republic of Ireland tries to tackle Nikita Rukavytsya of Australia during the International Friendly match between Republic of Ireland and Australia at Thomond Park on August 12, 2009 in Limerick, Ireland.
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LIMERICK, IRELAND - AUGUST 12: Richard Dunne of Republic of Ireland tries to tackle Nikita Rukavytsya of Australia during the International Friendly match between Republic of Ireland and Australia at Thomond Park on August 12, 2009 in Limerick, Ireland.
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Celtic's Chris Killen, left, scores against Manchester City as Richard Dunne, right, looks on during their pre-season friendly soccer match at The City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester, England, Saturday Aug. 8, 2009. 20 7864 9121 or EMAIL infofootball-dataco.com FOR DETAILS.
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Richard Dunne, left, of Ireland challenges for the ball with Bulgaria's Igor Tomasic, right, during their 2010 World Cup qualifying soccer match at Vasil Levski stadium in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, Saturday, June, 6, 2009.
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Ireland's Richard Dunne (L) celebrates with Robert Keane his goal against Bulgaria during their FIFA World Cup soccer match qualifier at Vassil Levski stadium in Sofia June 6, 2009.
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Ireland's Richard Dunne (C) celebrates his goal against Bulgaria during their World Cup 2010 qualifying soccer match at Vassil Levski stadium in Sofia June 6, 2009.
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Bulgaria's Stanisav Angelov (R) vies for the ball with Ireland's Richard Dunne (L) at Vassil Levski stadium in Sofia June 6, 2009. Bulgaria face Ireland in a 2010 World Cup Group Eight qualifying match.
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Ireland's Richard Dunne (R) tackles Nigeria's Michael Enemaro during their international friendly soccer match at Craven Cottage in London May 29, 2009.
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Manchester City's Richard Dunne, left, Micah Richards, 2nd left, Nigel de Jong, center, and Vincent Kompany, 2nd right, protest after referee Mark Halsey awards a penalty to Tottenham Hotspur during their English Premier League soccer match at against at the White Hart Lane stadium, Lo...
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Manchester City's Richard Dunne, left, Micah Richards, 2nd left, Nigel de Jong, center, and Vincent Kompany, 2nd right, protest after referee Mark Halsey awards a penalty to Tottenham Hotspur during their English Premier League soccer match at against at the White Hart Lane stadium, Lo...
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Manchester City's Irish defender Richard Dunne (R) vies with Tottenham Hotspur's Russian striker Roman Pavlyuchenko during the English Premier League football match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City at White Hart Lane, north London, England, on May 16, 2009.
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Manchester United's Carlos Tevez (L) challenges Manchester City's Richard Dunne (R) during their English Premier League soccer match in Manchester, northern England, May 10, 2009.
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Manchester City's captain Richard Dunne, top, jumps for the ball against Blackburn Rovers' Christopher Samba during their English Premier League soccer match at The City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester, England, Saturday May 2, 2009. 20 7864 9121 or EMAIL infofootball-dataco.com FOR D...
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Manchester City's Irish defender Richard Dunne (L) competes for the ball with Blackburn Rovers' Congolese defender Christopher Samba (R) during the English Premier League football match between Manchester City and Blackburn Rovers at The City of Manchester Stadium in Manchester, north-w...
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Manchester City's Richard Dunne, left, is sent off by referee Nicola Rizzoli, right, for a second yellow card after a tackle on Hamburg's Mladen Petric, unseen, during their UEFA Cup quarter final, second leg, soccer match at the City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester, England, Thursday...
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Manchester City's Richard Dunne (L) challenges Hamburg SV's Jose Paolo Guerrero during their UEFA Cup quarter-final second leg soccer match in Manchester April 16, 2009.
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Manchester City's Irish player Richard Dunne (L) vies for the ball against Hamburg's Jose Paolo Guerrero during the UEFA Cup quarter-final second leg football match at the City of Manchester Stadium in Manchester April 16, 2009.
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Manchester City's Irish defender Richard Dunne (R) heads clear from Manchester City's Argentinian defender Pablo Zabaleta (C) and Fulham's English forward Bobby Zamora during the English Premier league football match against Fulham at The City of Manchester Stadium in Manchester, north-...
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Hamburg's Piotr Trochowski, left, and Manchester's Richard Dunne, right, challenge for the ball during the UEFA Cup quarterfinal first leg soccer match between Hamburger Sportverein HSV and Manchester City FC in Hamburg, Germany, Thursday April 9, 2009.
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Republic of Ireland's Richard Dunne, left ground, scores a goal past Bulgaria's goalkeeper Dimitar Ivankov, left, during their World Cup group 8 qualifying soccer match at Croke Park, Dublin, Saturday March 28, 2009.
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Republic of Ireland's Richard Dunne, right, reacts after scoring a goal during their World Cup group 8 qualifying soccer match against Bulgaria at Croke Park, Dublin, Saturday March 28, 2009.
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Ireland's Richard Dunne, left, wins the ball the despite the challenge from Australia's Nikita Rukavytsya during their international friendly soccer match at Thomond Park, Limerick, Ireland, Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2009.
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It doesn't affect me one little bit what Fifa will do with Thierry Henry
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What shocks me the most is that this player (Henry), at the end of the game, in front of the TV cameras, went to sit down next to an Ireland player (Richard Dunne) to comfort him – when he had just screwed him. If I had been an Irishman, he wouldn’t have lasted three seconds.
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The Ireland World Cup situation has been one of those things everyone wants to talk about
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What shocked me most wasn’t the handball, honestly ... What shocked me most was that at the end of the match, in front of the television cameras, this player (Henry) went and sat down next to an Irish player (Richard Dunne) to console him, even though he’d screwed them three minutes earlier. If I’d been...
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You can see the reaction of the people at the tennis (Paris Masters), when they put his (Domenech) face on the big screen. The whole place just booed him and his own players laughed at him.
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If I was Richard Dunne I can tell you that Thierry Henry wouldn’t have sat by me (at the end of the game). I’m 50 now, I’d shake Raymond Domenech’s hand, but 20 years earlier, Henry would not have sat by me, not a snowball’s chance in hell, knowing what he had just done.
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Just look at the performances against Man City and Chelsea and Liverpool and compare them to [Saturday] and Blackburn and there is a massive difference
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There’s Thierry Henry talking to Richard Dunne – what’s he saying to him? I don’t know
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Who knows? It's difficult to get in the England team given the amount of quality players they have
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We will see how the lads come through training. I'm not looking too far ahead, especially as we have Richard Dunne involved for the Republic of Ireland before we have him back.
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The medical staff are quite happy with the progress they are making at this moment. They still have quite a number of days before we are back in action. We will see how the lads come through training. I’m not looking too far ahead especially as we have Richard Dunne involved in two huge games for the Re...
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Richard Dunne's been absolutely terrific, he's been a good player for eight or nine years ... But I think Collins is a really underrated player, comfortable with the ball. The three new boys have all come in, made their debuts against Birmingham City and have continued that sort of form. They've given u...
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It was probably because he wanted to see the place that gave Ireland Robbie Keane and Richard Dunne
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If Villa win today then its five wins out of six, which surely shows that they have not got that much weaker since Gareth Barry's departure. And with Stewart Downing and Richard Dunne to come in and the return of Wilfred Bouma, they will only get better...
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