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  • Mickelson’s the Master, but Aussie Aaron appeals

    April 6, 2011

    THE MASTERS 2011 STARTS TODAY – 7PM, SKY SPORTS HANDS up who can spot the difference at the top of the US Masters betting list this year? At first glance it has a highly familiar look about it. PHIL MICKELSON and Tiger Woods again head the field although this time 12/1-shot Tiger – who has [...]

  • Scotsman Laird can be best of ‘Brits Abroad’

    April 6, 2011

    WHILE the European Tour has grown in stature and Martin Kaymer and co have established themselves at the top of the world order, across the pond Scotsman Martin Laird has quietly progressed through the ranks to become one of the biggest dangers on the American circuit. He earned his summons to the Masters thanks to [...]

  • Denman should be opposed after Festival exertions

    April 6, 2011

    PAUL Nicholls saddles the first three red-hot favourites on the card at Aintree’s Grand National meeting which gets underway live in front of the BBC cameras at 2.00pm this afternoon. Betting shop punters across the land will perm Big Buck’s, Zarkandar and Denman and the latter will be sent off really short if the first [...]

  • Mickelson’s my favourite but Woods is value

    April 5, 2011

    I FELL in love with the Masters at the age of eight, when I first set eyes on that magnificent Augusta course on the television, and it’s every bit as good as it looks on TV. It’s also full of vivid memories. My favourite is probably eagling the second hole twice in my first Masters. [...]

  • PAIN IN SPAIN

    April 5, 2011

    REAL MADRID (4) vs TOTTENHAM (0) TOTTENHAM manager Harry Redknapp blamed the early sending-off of Peter Crouch for a ruthless dismantling by Real Madrid that reduced his side’s European dreams to rubble. Two goals from former Arsenal forward Emmanuel Adebayor, a blistering shot from Angel di Maria and a Cristiano Ronaldo volley leaves Spurs with [...]

  • Europe may bring out the very best in Torres

    April 5, 2011

    CHELSEA’S team picks itself – apart from up front. For me, Didier Drogba has to play, so it then becomes a question of who partners him: Fernando Torres or Nicolas Anelka. On form you’d go with Anelka, because I watched Torres on Saturday and he did not look like a goal threat, and the Frenchman [...]

  • Revenge not on the menu for Lampard

    April 5, 2011

    CHELSEA vs MANCHESTER UTD CHELSEA midfielder Frank Lampard admits defeat in the 2008 Champions League final at the hands of Manchester United was the lowest point of his career, but insists he and his team-mates cannot allow thoughts of revenge to cloud their preparation ahead of tonight’s quarter-final first leg. In an epic penalty shootout [...]

  • Poulter takes aim at wounded Tiger

    April 5, 2011

    ENGLAND’S Ian Poulter believes Tiger Woods’ hopes of securing a first Major title since 2008 won’t come to fruition at Augusta this week. Last year Woods ended a four-month break from the game following the storm surrounding his orivate life with a fourth place finish at Augusta, but he failed to build on that performance, [...]

  • Ireland fury at World Cup snub

    April 5, 2011

    CRICKET: Ireland chiefs are considering legal action over their exclusion from the 2015 World Cup. World governing body the ICC has trimmed the number of teams to 10, leaving no room for the Irish, who beat England at this year’s tournament. Cricket Ireland boss Warren Deutrom said: “We will continue to fight this and we [...]

  • Sangakkara to relinquish reins

    April 5, 2011

    CRICKET: Kumar Sangakkara has quit as captain of Sri Lanka’s one-day and Twenty20 sides, three days after the defeat by India in the World Cup final. The 33-year-old has offered to continue as Test skipper ahead of this summer’s tour of England.

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