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The week in tweets

Sports Mole looks back at the Twitter reaction to the last seven days of sporting action.

"Chin up England debutants. You're not the only ones to get beat 2-0 at Wembley v Chile on your England debut!!!"
Michael Owen tweets his experiences in a bid to console England's debutants following their loss to Chile.

"We will score....Chile don't look tidy defensively...."
Former England defender Rio Ferdinand shows that he is not too clever when it comes to predicting the future.

"Great win today. Fans were great. Thanks for support."
Wayne Rooney thanks the Manchester United fans after their 1-0 victory over Arsenal last Sunday.



"Remarkable achievement by a legend of the sport we love. #200."
England bowler Stuart Broad praises the 'little master'.

"I'm not sure if you heard but Sachin Tendulkar retired today! What a great little player and lovely bloke #ThankYouSachin."
Broad's teammate, Graeme Swann, also joins in with a tribute.

"Sachin made his debut for India before I was born. Then played in my test debut #ThankYouSachin."
And one more - this time from England batsman Joe Root.

"Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for the messages. Truly honoured and privileged to be involved today. Obviously gutted about result."
Dylan Hartley reacts to England's defeat to New Zealand at Twickenham.



"Tonight, I sleep easy. Knowing that Greg Dyke and his band of Merry Men, ride together as 1, to protect and save this beautiful game of ours."
The silver-tongued Joey Barton tweets his thoughts after England vs. Chile. Is he being serious? You decide!

"Hey buddies, don't listen to the rumors, I'm happy at city."
Yaya Toure attempts to end speculation surrounding his Manchester City future.

"We are delighted to announce that our 2014 driver line-up will be @Felipe1Massa and @ValtteriBottas."
Williams confirm that Felipe Massa will drive for them next season.

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