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“The school would kick everybody out with hair that touched their ears. Someone on the board found out we were wearing short-haired wigs!” Steve Morse endured educational woes, dodgy gear and jazz snobbery, but knew he could make it as a guitarist

The ex Deep Purple member recalls how he got started in music, and beginning to write Kansas-style songs – long before he accidentally joined them

Louder

"When they heard it, everybody's eyebrows raised - and of course it changed everything": How divine inspiration and a last-minute song propelled a band to the brink of stardom

But every piece of good fortune has a downside

Louder

‘He brought a non-league personality to the top’: Jamie Vardy prepares for farewell party

Former coaches and teammates reflect on the Leicester striker’s singular journey to the pinnacle of the game

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Could Miami QB Cam Ward be picked over Shedeur Sanders? What to expect ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft

Cam Ward becoming the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft over Shedeur Sanders seems more than plausible.

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Josh Allen, Saquon Barkley are the primary obstacle to Lamar Jackson winning NFL MVP

Jackson earned his second NFL MVP award last season, and Bills fans believe Allen deserved the nod instead.

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Former Saints quarterback on why Taysom Hill is one of a kind

Former New Orleans Saints quarterback Steve Walsh shared his take on what he feels Taysom Hill brings to the table, and why Hill is ultimately one of a kind:

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Funk legends Fatback Band: ‘The US has cultural amnesia. Britain keeps our music alive’

Their raw dancefloor sound yielded a string of hits – and the first ever hip-hop track. Still touring in their 90s, they chart a career from Marvin Gaye to Glastonbury

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Kansas: Point of Know Return - Album Of The Week Club review

Kansas's follow-up to the massively successful Leftoverture was Point Of Know Return, a slice of intuitively melodic rock that spawned a huge hit single, the emotive Dust In The Wind

Louder

N’Golo Kante, the midfield miracle worker who changed football

On his journey from the East Midlands to the Middle East, Kante’s unique work rate always left a sense that his teams had 12 men

The Independent UK

From triumph to nowhere and back: the story of Kansas, in their own words

After a career peppered with notable successes, Kansas came close to being dead and buried. But, taking the advice of their most famous song, they picked themselves up and carried on

Louder

Jürgen Klopp, the blame game and a Red Machine that’s hit the wall

In today’s Football Daily: Liverpool’s decline, Shakhtar’s £20.5m donation and Torino’s faux pas

The Guardian - UK

A brief history of the Saints in cold-weather games

The Saints have won each of their last two cold-weather games, but how do they look in franchise history? Here's a quick recap ahead of Week 16's frigid Browns matchup:

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7 infamous emergency strikers as Harry Maguire partners Cristiano Ronaldo for Man Utd

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag made the odd call of deploying Harry Maguire in the Red Devils attack against Real Sociedad on Thursday evening with the defender following a long line of emergency forwards

Daily Mirror

Kansas carries on into its sixth decade playing its classics

ATLANTA — The original members of the progressive rock band Kansas in the 1970s hailed from Topeka and quickly became the most famous music act from that mid-sized Kansas town.

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Key is to enjoy & make a name for themselves: Leicester legend Steve Walsh to Indian youngsters in Next Gen Cup

Regarded as ‘Captain Fantastic’ by Leicester City FC fans, Foxes legend Steve Walsh has termed the ongoing Next Generation Cup ‘a great tournament for Indian youngsters’.

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‘The cost has become absurd’: UK motorists lament £100-a-tank petrol

As the cost of filling up hits new high, drivers at one service station do their best not to let it spoil their weekend

Liverpool Echo

Leicester City show sobering Everton truth as alternate reality clear for Farhad Moshiri

Leicester City have shown Everton how to compete against the Premier League's 'Big Six' but now the Blues are fighting just to remain in the division

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