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  • Pavlyuchenko demands exit from Spurs

    November 11, 2009

    TOTTENHAM striker Roman Pavlyuchenko is plotting his route out of White Hart Lane after telling boss Harry Redknapp he wants to leave the club in January. The Russian is yet to start a Premier League game for Spurs this season and now fears for his place in Russia’s World Cup squad if he doesn’t play [...]

  • KP wont be rushed into England return

    November 11, 2009

    KEVIN PIETERSEN touched down in South Africa to join the England squad yesterday – but warned he will not be rushed into a comeback. The Hampshire batsman has spent three months recovering from an Achilles tendon injury, but is now back to full fitness and ready to return against his native country. Pietersen flew into [...]

  • Bosingwa out for three months after knee op

    November 11, 2009

    PREMIER League leaders Chelsea have been dealt a hammer blow with the news that Jose Bosingwa could be out for up to three months after undergoing knee surgery. The Portuguese international, who signed in a £16.3m deal from Porto in  May 2008, has been out since mid-October with the problem and may have to wait [...]

  • SPORT IN BRIEF

    November 11, 2009

    GERMANY MOURN KEEPER ENKETHE widow of Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke, who committed suicide by running in front a train on Tuesday, has revealed he had been battling depression since 2003. Wife Teresa told how Enke failed to overcome the death of his daughter Lara, who died of a rare heart condition in 2006 at the [...]

  • Pumas try untested back trio

    November 11, 2009

    ARGENTINA are to unleash an unfamiliar back division on England this Saturday following injuries to key players. The Pumas are without playmakers Juan Martin Hernandez and Felipe Contepmoi for the clash at Twickenham, while Leicester winger Lucas Amorosino and Harlequins’ Gonzalo Camacho are also missing. In their place, coach Santiago Phelan has called up London [...]

  • Jerry’s in for Ireland

    November 11, 2009

    JERRY FLANNERY has won his battle to be fit for Ireland’s crunch autumn opener against Australia on Saturday. The Munster hooker has been suffering with a calf injury but takes his place in the Irish XV alongside Test debutant prop, Cian Healy, of Leinster. Healy, 22, gets the nod in place of Marcus Horan, who [...]

  • Spurs tighten purse strings despite gains

    November 10, 2009

    TOTTENHAM manager Harry Redknapp has been warned there will be no January spending spree despite the club announcing record profits yesterday. Spurs made a pre-tax gain of £33.4m for the year ending 30 June 2009 – a figure driven by profits on the sale of players, such as £23m striker Dimitar Berbatov. With Redknapp’s men [...]

  • Doran-Jones set to make England debut

    November 10, 2009

    HIS Premiership experience may amount to mere weeks, but Gloucester prop Paul Doran-Jones is set to make his England debut against Argentina on Saturday. Doran-Jones, who only moved to Kingsholm from London Welsh in the summer, is today expected to be named on the bench for the clash at Twickenham. His rapid promotion comes after [...]

  • Benitez forced to revise Reds’ targets as dismal run continues

    November 10, 2009

    RAFAEL BENITEZ has played down Liverpool’s title credentials for the first time – insisting fans need to be “realistic” as to the club’s ambitions. Benitez’s side have won only one of their last nine matches in all competitions and lie 11 points behind Premier League leaders Chelsea after being held to a 2-2 home draw [...]

  • Germany goalkeeper Enke, 32, in ‘suicide’

    November 10, 2009

    GERMANY was stunned last night by the apparent suicide of national goalkeeper Robert Enke. The Hannover 96 stopper, 32, was hit by a train at a level crossing near his home in Neustadt Eilvese, just outside the city. Jorg Neblung, a friend and advisor to Enke, said: “I can confirm that it was suicide. Robert [...]

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