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  • Flower admits to Anderson gamble

    December 13, 2010

    ENGLAND coach Andy Flower admits he will be taking a gamble on the fitness of James Anderson as the fast bowler prepares to spearhead his side’s attack in the third Ashes Test, having undertaken two long-haul flights in the space of four days. Anderson, who has taken eight wickets in the series so far, flew [...]

  • West Ham linked to Allardyce sacking

    December 13, 2010

    BLACKBURN captain Ryan Nelsen last night expressed his dismay at the shock sacking of manager Sam Allardyce, saying he was “devastated” by the actions of the club’s new Indian owners. Allardyce was shown the door despite Rovers being five points above the Premier League relegation zone in 13th place, amid rumours of conflict with the [...]

  • Lampard expects to win league

    December 13, 2010

    FOOTBALL: Frank Lampard is convinced floundering Chelsea will retain their Premier League title if they replicate their performance in Sunday’s 1-1 draw at Tottenham. He said: “If we play with the spirit we showed there, I have no doubt we’ll win the league, because we’ve got the quality in our team.”

  • Win sends Higgins back to No1

    December 13, 2010

    SNOOKER: John Higgins’ victory at the UK Championship has taken him back to the top of the world rankings. It is the Scot’s first major tournament triumph since serving a six-month ban for bringing the game into disrepute.

  • Butt insists career isn’t over

    December 13, 2010

    CRICKET: Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt still expects to play for his country again despite spot-fixing allegations that are threatening to end his career. Butt said: “I still remain positive and I know what I’m made of.”

  • Boks duo’s B samples positive

    December 13, 2010

    RUGBY UNION: South Africa’s Chiliboy Ralepelle and Bjorn Basson are facing bans after B samples confirmed their positive drugs tests. The duo tested positive for the banned substance methylhexaneamine after last month’s 23-21 win over Ireland.

  • We are back: Ancelotti hails Chelsea revival

    December 12, 2010

    TOTTENHAM (1) vs CHELSEA (1) CHELSEA manager Carlo Ancelotti warned his Premier League rivals that yesterday’s draw at Spurs signalled the end of the Blues’ blip. Roman Pavlyuchenko’s first-half strike looked likely to condemn the champions to a fourth league defeat in seven games, before substitute Didier Drogba benefited from a goalkeeping howler by Heurelho [...]

  • Wenger surprised at Arsenal leading a tougher top flight

    December 12, 2010

    MANCHESTER UTD vs ARSENAL ARSENAL manager Arsene Wenger leads his side into a match that will have a huge bearing on their title ambitions tonight in the firm belief that winning the Premier League is tougher than ever. The Gunners arrive at Old Trafford top of the table but battle-scarred from four defeats, three of [...]

  • Tevez claims his beef is with City hierarchy and not his manger

    December 12, 2010

    MANCHESTER CITY captain Carlos Tevez last night reiterated his desire to leave the club and turned the heat on the club’s hierarchy. Tevez confirmed he had handed in a transfer request, which has been flatly rejected, but revealed he has no personal gripe with his manager Roberto Mancini. Tevez, currently on holiday in Tenerife, said: “I need [...]

  • Wilkinson rolls back the years as Irish slide to their sixth consecutive defeat

    December 12, 2010

    LONDON IRISH head coach Toby Booth compared Jonny Wilkinson to a fine wine after the unerring boot of the veteran Toulon fly-half put a huge dent in their hopes of progressing in the Heineken Cup. England great Wilkinson kicked four penalties and converted Rudi Wulf’s try as the Frenchmen won 19-13 at the Madejski Stadium, [...]

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