I crave that winning feeling March 1, 2010 AFTER a three-month wait, the Senior Tour gets underway with the Brunei Masters this weekend – and I simply can’t wait to get back out on the course. Winning the Order of Merit last year was a tremendous feeling and I’m determined to experience that feeling again this year. Each year throws up different challenges [...]
Still Bath time for James March 1, 2010 RUGBY UNION: Bath fly-half Butch James has moved to quash rumours he is to leave the club at the end of the season. James, 31, was rumoured to be planning a return to his native South Africa to join the Stormers for the 2011 Super 14 season. But management company Prosport Int. have denied the [...]
Suing twins in the Boat Race March 1, 2010 ROWING: The American twins who sued the founder of Facebook are to race in the Oxford crew at this year’s Boat Race. Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss will be looking to help the Oxford crew claim a third successive victory when the race gets underway on 3 April. The Winklevoss twins became famous after reaching a [...]
Senior in hot water for over claim March 1, 2010 RUGBY LEAGUE: The Rugby Football League are to investigate comments from Leeds centre Keith Senior about World Club Challenge referee Richard Silverwood. England international Senior branded Silverwood “arrogant” after the Rhinos crashed to a 18-10 defeat to Melbourne Storm at Elland Road on Sunday. Senior has since apologised for his remarks, however, claiming: “Unfortunately I [...]
The law firm boss who says his US merger is set to take on the world February 28, 2010 For a man weeks away from the biggest deal of his life, Lovells’ managing partner David Harris has a remarkably light air about him. On 1 May the City institution – it can trace its history back to 1899 – will merge with US rival Hogan Hartson to create one of the world’s largest law [...]
Relentless Rooney keeps United hands on the cup February 28, 2010 WAYNE ROONEY climbed off the substitute’s bench to head the winning goal as Manchester United retained the Carling Cup at the expense of plucky Aston Villa at Wembley. The in-form England striker was rested by boss Sir Alex Ferguson but entered the fray just before half-time after Michael Owen had limped off with a hamstring [...]
Glazers count cost of protest February 28, 2010 AS Wayne Rooney inspired Manchester United to Carling Cup victory yesterday there were few red flags in evidence. Instead the crowd was awash with green and gold. Thousands of balloons in the colours were released as the game kicked off. These are the colours of United’s first strip, when the club was called Newton Heath. [...]
Collingwood knock cheers captain Cook February 28, 2010 ENGLAND captain Alastair Cook hailed Paul Collingwood after his composed knock got the skipper’s tenure off to a winning start in Bangladesh. Collingwood’s 75 not out, allied to Cook’s 64, steered the tourists to a six-wicket victory in the first of three one-day internationals. Bangladesh had looked well poised after racing to 63-0, and Tamim [...]
Pavlyuchenko on mark again but injury sours Spurs’ day February 28, 2010 TOTTENHAM manager Harry Redknapp is facing a central midfield injury crisis that threatens to derail their challenge for a top-four finish. Goals from Roman Pavlyuchenko and Luka Modric earned victory over in-form Everton and ensured Spurs climbed back above Manchester City into fourth place. But the win came at a cost, with Tom Huddlestone joining [...]
Vindicated Benitez aims ‘Barca’ jibe at Allardyce February 28, 2010 LIVERPOOL boss stoked his feud with Blackburn manager Sam Allardyce after seeing his side win a feisty clash at Anfield and keep up the chase for a Champions League spot. Keith Andrews drew Rovers level from the penalty spot after Reds captain Steven Gerrard had put the home side in front. But fit-again Fernando Torres [...]