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  • Expect conservative City to aim for draw at Bridge

    March 17, 2011

    CHELSEA vs MANCHESTER CITY SUNDAY – 4.00PM SKY SPORTS 1 THE salvage operation began just in time to save Chelsea’s season from total meltdown, but it looks too late to keep the Premier League trophy at Stamford Bridge, and any flickering hope will go with defeat at home to Manchester City on Sunday. Even the [...]

  • FA chiefs hit Sir Alex with five game ban

    March 16, 2011

    MANCHESTER UNITED manager Sir Alex Ferguson will be consigned to the stands for the entire month of April after Football Association chiefs threw the book at him for repeatedly criticising referees. Ferguson has been ordered to serve a five-match touchline ban and pay a hefty fine of £30,000 for remarks he made about referee Martin [...]

  • Carlo: Goals will come

    March 16, 2011

    CHELSEA 0 vs FC COPENHAGEN 0 Chelsea win 2-0 on aggregate CHELSEA manager Carlo Ancelotti defended his misfiring strikers after his three main men failed to find a way past FC Copenhagen in last night’s Champions League stalemate. Having gone five games without a goal for his new club since his record-breaking £50m move from [...]

  • THRILLER AT THE COTTAGE

    March 16, 2011

    FULHAM have announced plans to unveil a statue of deceased pop icon Michael Jackson outside Craven Cottage next month, on 3 April. Cottagers chairman Mohamed Al Fayed, a friend of the superstar, had planned to house the memorial, which may look like the one above, in Harrods but has switched venues having sold the store [...]

  • Champion display from Lynch and Sizing Europe

    March 16, 2011

    SIZING EUROPE capped a fantastic day for the Irish at Cheltenham as the 10-1 shot landed the Queen Mother Champion Chase in impressive style. Last year’s Arkle winner led from a long way out for jockey Andrew Lynch and battled on bravely to hold the title-holder and 3-1 jolly Big Zeb. Captain Cee Bee was [...]

  • Windies to capitalise on homesick England

    March 16, 2011

    WEST INDIES will look to exploit the feeling that England are already “mentally on the plane home” when the teams meet in their decisive World Cup clash today, according to Windies skipper Darren Sammy. Andrew Strauss’s battle weary side must beat the men from the Caribbean in order to keep alive hopes of making it [...]

  • Tindall strained ligament

    March 16, 2011

    RUGBY UNION: England manager Martin Johnson is expected to confirm captain Mike Tindall will miss the RBS 6 Nations Grand Slam showdown with Ireland when he names his team today. Tindall suffered an ankle ligament strain in England’s 22-16 victory over Scotland last weekend and is understood to have been ruled out after undergoing an MRI scan [...]

  • Newham raising the roof

    March 16, 2011

    OLYMPICS: Newham council say that the roof of the Olympic aquatics centre would have to be removed and replaced to avoid becoming a huge financial burden after the Games. Mayor of Newham Sir Robin Wales says the wooden roof that covers the aquatics centre would need replacing, or maintenance subsidised by central government, in order to [...]

  • Bulletproof Big Bucks looks best in the World

    March 16, 2011

    On St Patrick’s Day there is no other place to be than Cheltenham with a drop of the black stuff. And I think we’ll be seeing a couple of Irish winners too. Poquelin will be all the rage in the Ryanair Chase after some high profile challengers dropped out but I think it might be [...]

  • Philosophers and the fine art of business

    March 16, 2011

    DO BUSINESSES that are trusted make more money? Is it ever morally acceptable to lie? Is a corporation a moral agent? If so, who does that mean is responsible if it does bad things? Not the most obvious questions that you might expect to face on an MBA course, perhaps, but these sorts of quandaries [...]

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