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Joe Harper says Sam Cosgrove’s loyalty to Aberdeen is to be admired and opens door to even more lucrative move
Aberdeen's greatest scorer Joe Harper today hailed Sam Cosgrove for knocking back a multi-million-pound move to France.
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VAR controversies in the Premier League this season
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Aberdeen’s Gemma Dryburgh makes it two wins in a row on Rose Ladies Series
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August return for Scottish Premiership given green light
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Manu Tuilagi among five players to leave Leicester
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Graham Potter unsure how Manchester City have fallen so far behind Liverpool
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