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Senior football writer @TheAthleticFC. 2025 Hugh McIlvanney Sports Journalist of Year. 📚 Clough, Ferguson, Keegan, I Believe in Miracles 🌳 92/92 41/42
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Hull City in talks to sign Lucas Herrington, 18, from Colorado Rapids Original

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By Daniel Taylor Verified, Paul Tenorio Verified, David Ornstein Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Hull City are in talks over a deal to sign 18-year-old Australia defender Lucas Herrington from Colorado Rapids. Sources briefed on discussions have indicated that no deal has been agreed between the clubs but negotiations remain ongoing. Herrington moved to Colorado from Brisbane Roar before the 2026 MLS season. His contract with the Rapids runs until 2029, with the option of a further year.
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If Chelsea ‘deliberately flouted’ rules and received no sporting sanctions, will it be same for Man City? Original

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By Daniel Taylor Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Listen carefully and perhaps you can hear the sound of wine glasses being clinked in celebration in Chelsea’s boardroom. It’s some result for them if you consider the scale of offending — financial chicanery, dodgy deals, cheating, whatever you wish to call it — that was brought before the Football Association (FA) without, ultimately, leading to anything more than a £10million fine.
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How to use AI to save money on groceries

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By Daniel Taylor Verified
| Money (Australia) Verified
AI could be the secret weapon against rising grocery costs. Here's how to use meal planning, smarter shopping lists and pantry staples to spend less at the checkout. Grocery bills are climbing, but a growing number of Australians are using AI tools to plan meals, reduce food waste and avoid impulse purchases. Australians now spend about $207 a week on groceries, up from the mid-$160s just a couple of years ago, according to Finder's Consumer Sentiment Tracker.
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