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  • Birmingham keep faith in McLeish, for now at least

    May 23, 2011

    BIRMINGHAM manager Alex McLeish has been told that he can keep his job despite taking the club down for a second time – but only if he brings them straight back up again. The Blues were relegated on Sunday after losing their final Premier League fixture at Tottenham, plunging McLeish’s future into doubt. But the [...]

  • Murray aware of Prodon’s threat

    May 23, 2011

    BRITISH No1 Andy Murray will take nothing for granted when he meets Frenchman Eric Prodon in the first round of the French Open today. Prodon, born in Paris and ranked 124th in the world, has spent almost his entire career at Futures and Challenger level, with his only win on the main ATP Tour coming [...]

  • Quins duo Monye and Marler named in England squad

    May 23, 2011

    ENGLAND have handed a swathe of youngsters the chance to make last-ditch claims for a World Cup place in Sunday’s match against the Barbarians. Harlequins prop Joe Marler, 20, Newcastle front-row Kieran Brookes, Exeter flanker Tom Johnson and Gloucester centre Henry Trinder are among 13 uncapped players in the 24-man squad for the clash at [...]

  • Wentzel latest to sign for Wasps

    May 23, 2011

    RUGBY UNION: Wasps have taken their signings for next season into double figures by snapping up former Leeds Carnegie captain Marco Wentzel. Ex-South Africa international Wentzel, whose switch follows Leeds’s relegation, has vowed to return Wasps to “where they belong at the top of English and European rugby”.

  • Tondo dies after freak accident

    May 23, 2011

    CYCLING: Spanish rider Xavier Tondo has died, aged 32, after a freak accident at a ski resort near Granada. Tondo won the Vuelta a Castilla y Leon in April. “He was an incredible person who loved this sport more than anyone,” said Tour de France champion Alberto Contador.

  • Hamilton relishing Monaco test

    May 23, 2011

    Formula One: Lewis Hamilton believes McLaren can increase the pressure on Red Bull at next weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix. “We have something good coming for Monaco,” said Hamilton, who is currently 41 points behind championship leader Sebastian Vettel.

  • GOLF’S STAR NAMES TURN OUT FOR SEVE

    May 23, 2011

    RYDER CUP captain Jose Maria Olazabal (above), eight-times European No1 Colin Montgomerie and US Open champion Graeme McDowell were among the competitors in yesterday’s ‘Ole Seve’ pro-am at Wentworth. All funds raised from the event are in aid of the Seve Ballesteros Foundation and Cancer Research UK.

  • CARLO’S FIRED ON SURVIVAL SUNDAY

    May 22, 2011

    Ancelotti pays the price for trophyless season as Chelsea owner Abramovich wields the axe again ANCELOTTI SACKED AFTER CHELSEA END WITH A LOSS ++ BLACKPOOL DOWN AFTER DEFEAT AT MAN UTD ++ BIRMINGHAM CONDEMNED BY SPURS LATE SHOW ++ WIGAN AND WOLVES ESCAPE ON FINAL DAY ++ CHELSEA kick-started their summer revolution by firing manager [...]

  • Holloway blasts league after 4-2 loss sends his side and Birmingham down into Championship

    May 22, 2011

    DEVASTATED Blackpool manager Ian Holloway turned his anger on Premier League chiefs after his side slipped out of the top flight on a final day riddled with twists. With half an hour left the Tangerines were on course for a memorable escape and a shock win at champions Manchester United, but a 4-2 loss ultimately [...]

  • European woes damn Ancelotti

    May 22, 2011

    TWELVE months ago Carlo Ancelotti was toasting the Double after an exemplary first season in England. This morning he is jobless, the latest manager to be discarded by Chelsea in Roman Abramovich’s quest for perfection. Sympathy will not be hard to come by, and not just because of the Italian’s easy-going charm. Yet Ancelotti’s departure [...]

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