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  • Legacy chiefs delay decision over stadium

    January 24, 2011

    TOTTENHAM and West Ham must wait until next month to learn who has won the bitter fight for the Olympic Stadium after legacy chiefs delayed their decision. The Olympic Park Legacy Company (OPLC) had been expected to make its recommendation on Friday but yesterday announced they needed “more time to seek further clarification with both [...]

  • Nadal semi-final looms as Murray prepares for Dolgopolov match

    January 24, 2011

    BRITISH No1 Andy Murray is on course for a huge Australian Open semi-final clash with world No1 Rafael Nadal – if he can maintain his serene progress against Alexandr Dolgopolov. Murray meets the little-known Ukrainian – a surprise winner against fourth seed Robin Soderling – early tomorrow after reaching the last eight with a ruthless [...]

  • Johnson looks to Dowson and Wood to ease his injury crisis

    January 24, 2011

    ENGLAND manager Martin Johnson has called up Northampton duo Phil Dowson and Tom Wood and Leicester lock George Skivington in a bid to ease his Six Nations injury crisis. Wood and Dowson both come in because of injuries to Leicester flanker Tom Croft and England captain Lewis Moody, while Skivington replaces the injured Courtney Lawes. [...]

  • Adam can go at right price

    January 24, 2011

    FOOTBALL: Blackpool manager Ian Holloway is ready to sell star midfielder Charlie Adam to Liverpool, but only if the price is right. Holloway said: “Liverpool have to come up with the right money. I don’t want to stand in his way, but they have to put up or shut up.”

  • Trimble blow for Ireland

    January 24, 2011

    RUGBY UNION: Ireland winger Andrew Trimble has been ruled out of the Six Nations opener against Italy with a broken right hand. Tommy Bowe is to have a scan on a knee injury.

  • Levy: Stadium decision must be head over heart

    January 23, 2011

    TOTTENHAM chairman Daniel Levy has urged London 2012 legacy chiefs to ignore “emotive” rhetoric and focus on facts as they prepare to decide between bids from Spurs and West Ham for the Olympic Stadium. Levy spoke out yesterday as West Ham vice-chairman Karren Brady compared Tottenham’s proposals to bulldozing 100 primary schools, and Lord Coe [...]

  • United rebuff talk of £2bn takeover by Qatar Holding

    January 23, 2011

    MANCHESTER UNITED insist the club is not for sale and have denied suggestions that the Glazer family, which owns the club, has held talks with a Qatari consortium over a potential £2bn takeover. Qatar Holding, the £40bn investment company owned by the Gulf kingdom’s royal family, is thought to have had a £1.5bn offer for [...]

  • Lemi’s winner proves a mere consolation as Wasps are left to regret Glasgow defeat

    January 23, 2011

    WASPS (21) vs TOULOUSE (16) WASPS director of rugby Tony Hanks admits his side have been left with a sense of ‘what could’ve been’ after they crashed out of the Heineken Cup despite a last-gasp win over reigning champions Toulouse at Adams Park. In front of a record home crowd (10,014) at the Wycombe venue [...]

  • Northampton land Ulster draw and it’s Leinster for Leicester

    January 23, 2011

    TOP SEEDS Northampton will host Irish province Ulster in the quarter-finals of the Heineken Cup. The Saints, who won all six of their group matches, will have home advantage if they reach the semis, but may have to switch the venue of their last-eight tie away from Franklin’s Gardens to a venue with a capacity in [...]

  • Struggling Prior needs more time to adapt to opening, says Strauss

    January 23, 2011

    ENGLAND captain Andrew Strauss insists Matt Prior will remain at the top of the order despite successive ducks as Australia moved 3-0 ahead in the best of seven ODI series yesterday. Test gloveman Prior was recalled to the 50 over set-up last week, at the expense of Steven Davies, following a near three-year absence, just [...]

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