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  • Fabregas won’t ask for Barca transfer

    June 15, 2011

    ARSENAL captain Cesc Fabregas appeared to offer the club’s fans hope he might resist the overtures of Barcelona again this summer by claiming he “owes himself” to the Gunners. The reigning Spanish and European champions have failed to force Arsenal’s hand in each of the previous two summer transfer windows and are thought to be [...]

  • Strauss is boosted by Anderson return in his bid for total perfection

    June 15, 2011

    ENGLAND captain Andrew Strauss admits he’s hoping the return of seamer James Anderson will provide the spark that was missing during the second Test at Lord’s. Sri Lanka arrive at the Rose Bowl ahead of today’s final Test of the three-match series needing a win to secure a creditable draw and will feel confident of [...]

  • Nolan move sparks Barton outburst

    June 15, 2011

    WEST HAM manager Sam Allardyce is set to step up his rebuilding operation by raiding his former club Newcastle and bringing their skipper Kevin Nolan to Upton Park, much to the distress of Joey Barton. The former England international performed with distinction alongside Nolan last season and feels let down by the club’s board. He [...]

  • Wembley favourite for 2013 final

    June 15, 2011

    FOOTBALL: Wembley is the frontrunner to be named by Uefa today as the venue of the 2013 Champions League final. The success of this year’s final, coupled with the Football Association’s 150th anniversary celebrations are believed to have swayed the decision.

  • Fresh Woodward RFU doubt

    June 15, 2011

    RUGBY UNION: Former England head coach Clive Woodward is set to lead Team GB at the Youth Olympic Games in January 2012, casting further doubt on any possible move to the RFU. The governing body is searching for a new performance director and hope to appoint their chosen candidate after November’s World Cup in New Zealand.

  • Clijsters to miss Wimbledon

    June 15, 2011

    TENNIS: World No2 Kim Clijsters has withdrawn from next week’s Wimbledon Championships because of a foot injury. The 28-year-old, who would have been seeded two at SW19, had a recurrence of a foot problem at the Unicef Open in Holland on Tuesday.

  • Drab England held by Ukraine

    June 15, 2011

    FOOTBALL: England left themselves needing to win their final European Under-21 Championship Group B game to avoid crashing out of the tournament after stumbling to a 0-0 draw against Ukraine. Danny Welbeck missed England’s best chance when put clean through by Daniel Sturridge, who also hit the crossbar.

  • Fictional Account value at 20/1 in the Gold Cup

    June 15, 2011

    THE rain clouds predicted to gather over Ascot this afternoon are bad news for the thousands flocking to Berkshire for Ladies Day, but good news for me, as my big price fancy in the day’s feature will relish the emphasis on stamina. At first glance, FICTIONAL ACCOUNT may not leap off the page as an [...]

  • Chain Lightning to rule Britannia for Hannon

    June 15, 2011

    RICHARD Hannon made a tremendous start to this year’s Royal Ascot with Canford Cliffs’ defeat of Goldikova in the Queen Anne. That was the main target for the champion trainer over the five days, but he has a number of other decent chances and one I’m particularly sweet on is CHAIN LIGHTNING in this afternoon’s [...]

  • Frankel holds on to keep unbeaten tag

    June 14, 2011

    UNBEATEN superstar Frankel stretched his winning run to seven by claiming the St James’s Palace Stakes on the opening day of Royal Ascot but winning trainer Sir Henry Cecil was forced to defend jockey Tom Queally after his charge was nearly pipped at the post. Sent off as the overwhelming 30-100 favourite Frankel made his [...]

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