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Watson broke his jaw at England's infamous bloodbath in Brighton last season, missing the autumn internationals and Blackadder reckons his side are jinxed.

"Gareth Bale freekick jinxed by Tal Ben Haim witchcraft," ran The Telegraph's headline, while the 101 Goals Website blamed the "jinxed kick" on Ben Haim's "bizarre magical sorcery."

I was there to watch a boxing match and someone pointed me out as the man who had jinxed the Rioch.

Is the Manager of the Month award jinxed in non-League too?

They found that those who knocked down (away from themselves) or threw a ball believed that a jinxed negative outcome was less likely than participants who knocked up (toward themselves) or held a ball.

A week after getting a ' cursed door' to his chamber in the assembly opened, he has ordered his staff to renovate the ' jinxed' Cauvery bungalow.

The manager thought I was jinxed in games against Ayr and Cowdenbeath.

ENGLAND'S jinxed rugby hero Jonny Wilkinson faces several weeks out of the game with his latest injury.

Two half-brothers, seemingly jinxed and doomed to a life of causing unintended misery, try to find some way out of their dilemma in writer-director Sebastian Borensztein's amusing if limited comedy, "The Die Is Cast." Mordant tone is pitched in a more mainstream register for Argentine auds than in Martin Rejtman's deadpan piece de resistance "The Magic Gloves," while slapstick aspects are toned down to attract more discriminating viewers.

And he brushed aside any suggestions he is injury jinxed despite being nearly two years on the sidelines following a neck operation and a knee injury.