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  • Capello: 2018 bid not hurt by Triesman

    May 19, 2010

    FABIO CAPELLO insists England remain the “perfect” hosts for the 2018 World Cup despite the controversy surrounding Lord Triesman. Triesman resigned as chairman of the bid – and indeed from the Football Association – on Sunday after he accused rival bidders Spain and Russia of conspiring to bribe referees at this summer’s showpiece. World governing [...]

  • Boss Johnson warns players over behaviour Down Under

    May 19, 2010

    NO-NONSENSE Martin Johnson has laid down the law to his England squad ahead of their tour of Australia and New Zealand later this month. Two years ago, England quartet Danny Care, David Strettle, Topsy Ojo and Mike Brown found themselves at the centre of sex allegations, while on an ill-fated tour of New Zealand under [...]

  • I didn’t think I’d even make the squad, let alone win it…

    May 19, 2010

    MARTIN PETERS epitomises every young footballer’s dream. Once described by Sir Alf Ramsey as “10 years ahead of his time”, the West Ham trainee was just 22 years and 177 days old when Ramsey handed him his England debut on 4 May 1966 against Yugoslavia at Wembley. Within just two-and-a-half months, he had carved his [...]

  • Back injury forces Richards to call time

    May 19, 2010

    LONDON IRISH scrum-half Peter Richards has been forced to retire from the game with a back injury. Richards, 32, was restricted to just 16 appearances in the Guinness Premiership this season – the last one coming in February. “I’ve had a great career and thoroughly enjoyed my rugby wherever I’ve played,” Richards said. “I would [...]

  • Unsettled Liverpool manager Benitez admits he would like to coach Spain

    May 19, 2010

    RAFAEL BENITEZ says he dreams of one day coaching the Spanish national team – but insists he has no plans to leave Liverpool just yet. Under-fire Benitez has been tipped to quit Anfield this summer after failing to secure qualification for the Champions League. Inter Milan have been linked but Juventus, another potential destination, have [...]

  • Foster just as good a keeper as Hart, says Blues boss McLeish

    May 19, 2010

    BIRMINGHAM manager Alex McLeish has backed new recruit Ben Foster to be just as successful as his predecessor, fellow England hopeful Joe Hart. Goalkeeper Foster yesterday completed his £6m move from Manchester United, signing a three-year contract at St Andrews. McLeish moved quickly to replace Hart, who was recalled by Manchester City after enjoying an [...]

  • SPORT | IN BRIEF

    May 19, 2010

    Flintoff not focused on Australia CRICKET: Andrew Flintoff is refusing to discuss playing Twenty20 cricket in Australia until he recovers from his long-running knee injury. Flintoff has been linked with bids from Queensland, Tasmania and Victoria, but the former England captain says he is focusing solely on returning to county cricket with Lancashire in August. [...]

  • Carragher enticed back by Fabio factor

    May 19, 2010

    ENGLAND defender Jamie Carragher admits Fabio Capello was a decisive factor in his decision to come out of international retirement. Carragher turned his back on England in 2007 after becoming frustrated that his consistency at club level had not earned him more than a bit-part role. But Capello enticed the centre-back, 32, back for this [...]

  • LONDON 2012 MASCOTS LAUNCHED

    May 19, 2010

    WENLOCK and Mandeville, the mascots for the 2012 London Olympics, were unveiled last night. Designed to look as though made from steel, Mandeville (left) is named after Stoke Mandeville, the birthplace of the Paralympic Games, while Wenlock’s name comes from a Shropshire town that hosted a precursor to the modern Games.

  • Platini rides to England’s aid

    May 18, 2010

    ENGLAND’S floundering bid to host the 2018 World Cup received a much-needed shot in the arm last night when two of the global game’s most powerful men, Michel Platini and Jack Warner, insisted the proposal remained strong. The country’s hopes of staging the tournament for the first time since 1966 nosedived after Lord Triesman, the [...]

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