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  • Button likely to join McLaren as Mercedes GP tighten belt

    November 17, 2009

    WORLD champion Jenson Button is expected to sign for McLaren this week after Mercedes GP chiefs said they would not raise their offer to the Englishman. Talks between Button and McLaren are said to have progressed significantly since he visited the team’s headquarters last week. The Woking-based outfit are keen to pair Button with Lewis [...]

  • Rowntree backing for under-fire Wells

    November 17, 2009

    GRAHAM ROWNTREE rallied round under-fire forwards coach John Wells last night as England’s management team set out to quash rumours of a split in the camp. Wells’ position has been thrown into uncertainty amid speculation that a clash in philosophies with attacks coach Brian Smith is hindering England’s progression. Poor performances from the pack against [...]

  • Super Sarries shock Boks at Wembley

    November 17, 2009

    SARACENS (24) vs. SOUTH AFRICA (23) PREMIERSHIP leaders Saracens staged a thrilling comeback to stun world champions South Africa in front of a roaring crowd of over 46,000 at Wembley last night. Former Springbok fly-half Derick Hougaard kicked 14 points to help Sarries claw their way back from 18-6 down and subject the tourists to [...]

  • Star Jon’s hot to Trott in guiding England home

    November 17, 2009

    JONATHAN TROTT cemented his place in the England top order after guiding the tourists to a fighting four-wicket victory over a strong South Africa A side in a thrilling encounter at Potchefstroom last night. The South African-born batsman smashed 78 from 89 balls to lead the injury-hit tourists to a daunting victory target of 279-9 [...]

  • Wrap stars up in cotton wool

    November 17, 2009

    WE may be just two weeks into a two-and-a-half month tour but the England selectors have already reached their first dilemma. So far this week we have seen our best fast bowler, Jimmy Anderson, our best all-rounder Stuart Broad, No1 spinner Graeme Swann and key batsmen Paul Collingwood and Alastair Cook all go down with [...]

  • QUEEN SENT FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE

    November 17, 2009

    FIRST there was Bobby George; the Bobby Dazzler, the King of the Bling, the first true bastion of darting glitz and glamour. Then, there was Andy Fordham. Thirty-one stone at his peak, hair down to his backside and regular consumer of 25 bottles of Holsten Pils before going on stage. Equally adored by his public. [...]

  • Gerrard ready to face City but Torres still out

    November 17, 2009

    LIVERPOOL captain Steven Gerrard has handed the Reds a huge boost by declaring himself fit for Saturday’s blockbuster against Manchester City. A nagging groin injury has restricted the midfielder to just 70 minutes of action since the Premier League defeat to Chelsea on 4 October. Gerrard rushed himself back against Birmingham earlier this month but [...]

  • Duff targeting Ireland’s best ever result in Paris showdown

    November 17, 2009

    FULHAM winger Damien Duff admits the Republic of Ireland will have to pull off their biggest ever result tonight if they are to reach the World Cup finals. Duff and his team-mates must win in France in the second leg of their play-off, having lost Saturday’s first leg 1-0 at Croke Park. The former Chelsea [...]

  • Collins eyes Scotland job but Coyle pulls out of race

    November 17, 2009

    FORMER Hibernian manager John Collins has thrown his hat into the ring to succeed George Burley as Scotland coach. Ex-Aberdeen boss Jimmy Calderwood and Kilmarnock’s Jim Jefferies have also stated their interest in the job, while former national team manager Craig Brown has admitted he could be tempted back. But Burnley’s Owen Coyle has ruled [...]

  • I snubbed big boys to be lord of Manor, says Glock

    November 17, 2009

    GERMAN racer Timo Glock insists he turned down bigger teams before signing up to spearhead Manor GP’s debut season in Formula One. The 27-year-old, left without a drive when Toyota announced its withdrawal from the sport, has agreed a two-year deal with the option of a third season. And Glock says Manor, who could be [...]

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