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Freelance copywriter & editor. Exeter City correspondent for @FootballLeagueW, contributer for @PaddyPower, @UEFA & more. #ECFC
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World Cup Tips: Thursday’s Football & Royal Ascot double adds up to a 5/1 flutter

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By Colin Harvey
| Paddy Power
Do you like sport? Well it’s some time to be alive then, eh? As the World Cup rumbles on Thursday sees the second round of group games kicking off as everyone heads towards the crunch. Back in Blighty it’s Royal Ascot week don’t you know, and the day’s main event a little old race known as the Gold Cup at 16:15.
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World Cup Tips: Wednesday’s Football & Royal Ascot double adds up to an 8/1 flutter

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By Colin Harvey
| Paddy Power
Do you like sport? Well it’s some time to be alive then, eh? As the World Cup rumbles on, Wednesday sees England finally rock up to the party as they take on old foes Croatia in their opening Group L clash. Back in Blighty it’s Royal Ascot week don’t you know, and the day’s main event is the Group 1 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes at 16:20.
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Pierce Sweeney situation is giving Exeter City a headache - they need to act

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By Colin Harvey
| Football League World Verified
End-of-season retained lists are not usually something to look forward to in the lower reaches of the EFL. The transactional nature of League One and Two careers means that well-liked players come and go, causing the whole rebuilding and planning process to start all over again every 12 months.
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