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Toshiba bets on England World Cup success

...for the first time since 1966. If the squad proves victorious - broken metatarsals notwithstanding - anyone who's bought a Toshiba laptop based on Intel Centrino... Read more

May 5, 2006

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World Cup websites of the week: Fantasy football

...bonus, but better than a poke in the eye with a broken metatarsal.http://www.svensreunited.co.uk BBC Fantasy Golden BootA simpler idea from... Read more

May 29, 2002

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Online bookies: The real World Cup winners?

Think England will win? Fancy Owen for the Golden Boot? Then put your money where your mouth is... Read more

May 18, 2002

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Liverpool and Arsenal upstaged by super Saints

...long before the nation became fascinated by the whereabouts of the second metatarsal the club's site had never been among the strongest performers, as... Read more

Apr 26, 2002

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