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  • Scholes: England recall came too late

    June 7, 2010

    MANCHESTER United veteran Paul Scholes insists he only turned down the chance to come out of international retirement at the World Cup because he felt rushed. Scholes, who played his last England game in 2004, rejected a late plea from Fabio Capello to return to the fold for the finals in South Africa. The 35-year-old, [...]

  • England can lead us, says Lions skipper

    June 7, 2010

    CAPTAIN Rory Hamilton-Brown says his Surrey side will aim to follow the lead of England when they open their Friends’ Provident T20 campaign tonight. The all-rounder leads the Lions in their opening day/night encounter with Gloucestershire at The Oval. And the former England under-19 international hopes his new side can emulate the feat of Paul [...]

  • Webber banishes future fears with Red Bull deal

    June 7, 2010

    CHAMPIONSHIP leader Mark Webber has targeted his first title after signing a new contract with 2010 pacesetters Red Bull. Webber, whose future had been in doubt after a bust-up with team-mate Sebastian Vettel, will race alongside the German again next season after penning a one-year deal. “It was an easy decision. We began talking very [...]

  • Monty’s full of Celtic pride

    June 7, 2010

    AS he holed out to complete his final round at Celtic Manor on Sunday, little did Colin Montgomerie know that a great weekend was unfolding. The Twenty Ten course, home of this year’s Ryder Cup, played superbly for the Wales Open – almost as well as the popular Graeme McDowell, who did his own selection [...]

  • Strauss handed one-day hint

    June 7, 2010

    CRICKET: National selector Geoff Miller has hinted that captain Andrew Strauss will keep his place for the forthcoming one-day series against Australia later this month. Strauss’ place in the limited-overs game was in doubt following England’s World Twenty20 success under the leadership of Paul Collingwood, but Miller insists the Middlesex opener remains a part of [...]

  • Champion Rose looks to push on

    June 7, 2010

    GOLF: Justin Rose says he hopes to press on and fulfil his dream of winning a major after making his breakthrough success on the PGA Tour on Sunday night. Rose moved up to 33rd in the world after clinching the Memorial Tournament in Ohio and said: “I hope to be moving into my prime for [...]

  • Gatland calls up Gough

    June 7, 2010

    RUGBY UNION: Wales coach Warren Gatland has called up Ian Gough into his squad to tour New Zealand after flanker Sam Warburton fractured his jaw in the 34-31 defeat to South Africa on Saturday. The Cardiff Blues star is expected to be out for four weeks.

  • Nigeria defend stadium decision

    June 7, 2010

    NIGERIAN officials have defended their choice of the venue for Sunday’s warm-up match with North Korea which was marred by a mass stampede. Sixteen people, including two policemen, were injured when 10,000 fans turned up for the match at the Makhulong Stadium in Johannesburg. But Nigerian Football Federation chief Taiwo Ogunjobi said a bigger venue [...]

  • Police deport Argentine suspects

    June 7, 2010

    TEN suspected Argentine hooligans have been deported after police say they were planning to disrupt the World Cup. The men, said to belong to the country’s “barras bravas” organised group, blacklisted by police, were arrested at Johannesburg airport.

  • Elephants hopeful over Drogba

    June 7, 2010

    IVORY COAST are hopeful that captain Didier Drogba will be fit to play in the World Cup despite suffering a broken arm in Friday’s 2-0 warm-up victory over Japan on Friday. “His recovery has been very encouraging,” said spokesman Roger Kouassi of the Chelsea striker. “It is suggested that, at this point, all signs are [...]

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