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  • Irish Hennessy delayed

    February 6, 2011

    The Irish Hennessy Gold Cup will take place this Saturday after theweekend’s meeting at Leopardstown was postponed. Several Cheltenham Festival hopefuls, including Joncol, were set to feature but heavy rain meant the card was called off following inspection. Course manager Tom Burke said: “In total we’ve had 17mm [of rain] since Saturday afternoon, which is [...]

  • Di Matteo stunned at his sacking

    February 6, 2011

    ROBERTO DI MATTEO admitted he was “surprised and disappointed” after being sacked by West Bromwich Albion. The former Chelsea midfielder was placed on gardening leave yesterday with the Baggies outside the relegation zone on goal difference. A statement released by Di Matteo through the League Manager’s Association read: “I was extremely surprised and disappointed to be relieved of [...]

  • We’ll win it for Hartley, vows Tindall

    February 3, 2011

    ENGLAND captain Mike Tindall last night warned Wales coach Warren Gatland that his baiting of Dylan Hartley has fired up the whole team for the RBS 6 Nations opener in Cardiff this evening. Gatland stirred up the hornets’ nest last week ahead of an encounter that rarely needs extra spice when he singled out hooker [...]

  • Johnson urges Red Rose to be ruthless in Cardiff showdown

    February 3, 2011

    ENGLAND manager Martin Johnson has ordered his team to show no mercy to a Wales side drained of confidence by a seven-match winless run. “If you haven’t won for a long time, you get that feeling of ‘when is the next one going to come from?’ We can control that in the game,” he said. [...]

  • Wenger raps Moyes over Fabregas row

    February 3, 2011

    Everton boss wrong to go public with things he “pretended to hear”, blasts Gunners chief ARSENAL manager Arsene Wenger has taken a swipe at Everton boss David Moyes over his accusation that Cesc Fabregas aimed verbal abuse at referee Lee Mason. Moyes incensed Wenger by claiming Fabregas should have been shown a red card for [...]

  • Chelsea recruit Luiz relieved to have Torres on his side

    February 3, 2011

    CHELSEA’S latest Brazilian recruit David Luiz admits he is glad he’ll be lining up alongside rather than facing Fernando Torres in the Premier League. Luiz played against Torres in last season’s Europa League quarter-final when the World Cup winner scored twice in a 4-1 victory for Liverpool at Anfield, and is therefore well aware of [...]

  • Levy: I won’t sell Spurs if we go to Stratford

    February 3, 2011

    TOTTENHAM chairman Daniel Levy has denied there are any plans in place to sell the club if they move to the site of the Olympic Stadium. Legacy chiefs are expected to announce early next week whether they will recommend West Ham or Tottenham as tenants for the site. There has been rumoured interest in the [...]

  • Henson relishing Wilko link

    February 3, 2011

    WALES star Gavin Henson admits the chance to play alongside Jonny Wilkinson at Toulon was a major factor in him opting for a move to the French club. The 29-year-old ended an 18-month self-imposed exile from the sport last December and joined Saracens, but he made just four appearances for the London club. Henson agreed [...]

  • Barclay banks on special attention

    February 3, 2011

    SCOTLAND openside John Barclay is looking forward to putting his reputation as one of the best back-row forwards in the game on the line against France in Paris tomorrow. The RBS 6 Nations holders boast a talented pack including skipper Thierry Dusautoir, Julien Bonnaire and Imanol Harinordoquy, and Barclay knows he’ll be singled out for [...]

  • Ross aims to fix Ireland’s scrum

    February 3, 2011

    IRELAND prop Mike Ross believes he is the equipped to help combat Italy’s powerful scrum when the sides meet in Rome tomorrow. A latecomer to the international scene, despite having established his reputation at provincial level, the 31-year-old knows he must deliver on his third Test appearance. “There’s certainly an element of pressure, especially as [...]

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