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From Remember the Titans to The Blind Side: NFL stars name their top films

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By Jon Ralph Verified
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It is the NFL purists’ version of Shawshank Redemption. The can’t-miss classic that is sure to bring a tear to the eye. As CODE Sports quizzed a collection of San Francisco and Los Angeles NFL players about the one football movie on top of their viewing list, it is Remember the Titans that comes up nearly every time. For those sporting fans who are yet to experience an NFL game live or even on TV, this week is their chance.
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Aaron Donald ends retirement to supercharge Rams for historic Melbourne game

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By Jon Ralph Verified
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That NFL ticket you managed to scrounge for the Rams-49ers clash on September 11? Hold onto it with all your life. Don’t sell it or and consider handing it over to a relative or even your best mate. Because this historic MCG game just became God-tier level. A game of intense divisional rivals just reached overdrive with confirmation of Aaron Donald’s return to the Los Angeles Rams defence. Los Angeles Rams defensive superstar Aaron Donald (99) is making an NFL comeback – and it will begin at the MCG.
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Sacked Melbourne chief Paul Guerra on $757k salary, eligible for $150k bonus, court documents reveal

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By Jon Ralph Verified, Alice Coster
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Sacked Melbourne chief executive Paul Guerra was paid a salary of $757,000 in his first season and was eligible to receive a $150,000 bonus for key performance indicators. The eye-watering salary was revealed as part of Guerra’s statement of claim in Federal Court documents as he seeks compensation as part of an unfair dismissal claim against Melbourne. Guerra was sacked only seven months into his role at the Demons and was handed a six-month payout as part of his contract.
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