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FOOTBALL > PATRIOTS

Moss shows off several smooth moves

FOXBOROUGH - He comes off as rude, ridiculous, self-important, and difficult. And nobody gives a hoot because Randy Moss can make plays on the football field. (Boston Globe, 1:03 a.m.)

Franchise fixer

Don’t bother looking for Bill Parcells at Gillette Stadium this afternoon. The only tuna you’ll find at Patriot Place is on the menu at Skipjack’s.

Game 6 script perfect for Martinez

Six years later, he is back in new Yankee Stadium, still pitching for the honor of Red Sox Nation.

Can’t buy Donaghy’s latest call

Tim Donaghy is back in the news. Serving time in federal prison, the former NBA official is once again trying to take down the NBA and its corps of referees.

A fistful of Bird history

Big Baby got into a fight with a friend at 4 a.m., broke his thumb, and won’t be able to play until at least December. He is young and foolish and he hurt the team. The Celtics owners are mad at him. Fans are mad at him.

Aiken and Tate have hands in the victory

LONDON - The Patriots did not have a lot of options for the role of No. 3 receiver yesterday. Julian Edelman was out with a forearm injury and Joey Galloway was home looking for his reputation. Troy Brown was sitting in the Wembley Stadium stands with 84,000 other American Football fans.

Patriots’ win in London too bloody easy

LONDON - They could have saved the trouble and played this game at Raymond James Stadium off Dale Mabry Highway. They could have played at Gillette, White Stadium, or Fitton Field in Worcester.

Over here, Brady is a real nowhere man

LONDON - Tom Brady, international icon? Not quite.

Game is just not cricket

The city is beautiful. The people seem to like us again. The Patriots are officially the most popular team in the United Kingdom and there will be a lot of Tom Brady and Randy Moss jerseys at Wembley Stadium when the Patriots take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers tomorrow afternoon.

Piece by piece, putting it together

Picked-up pieces while packing for London and wondering how Schill got overlooked by the Nobel Committee . . .