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  • Resilient Massa is back on the recovery road

    September 1, 2009

    FELIPE MASSA is eyeing a fast-track return to Formula One after latest medical tests revealed he is recovering well from his horrifying crash in Hungary. The Ferrari driver suffered extensive head injuries after being hit by a flying car part during qualifying. He will undergo minor surgery this week after neurological and vision tests showed [...]

  • Ennis concern over burnout

    September 1, 2009

    ATHLETICS: World heptathlon champion Jessica Ennis has hinted that she may miss next year’s Commonwealth Games to avoid the risk of burnout. Ennis, 23, has her sights set on the European Championships in Barcelona from 26 July to 1 August, while the Commonwealth event gets underway in Delhi on 3 October. “I’ll sit down with [...]

  • Richards to referee Quins

    September 1, 2009

    RUGBY UNION: Harlequins’ bid to put the embarrassing “bloodgate” scandal behind them suffered an unlikely setback yesterday when a familiar name was selected to referee their first game of the new season. Quins’ game against Wasps at Twickenham will be overseen by Dean Richards – not the club’s disgraced former director of rugby, but the [...]

  • Big spending days of top flight are finished

    September 1, 2009

    SPENDING by top-flight clubs shrank by 10 per cent this year – and experts say a more “risk-averse” climate means Premier League outlays will fall again in 2010. Teams in England’s top tier spent an estimated total of £450m before the summer transfer window closed yesterday evening, a reduction of around £50m on 2008’s record [...]

  • Villa land Collins but Dunne deal delayed

    September 1, 2009

    ASTON VILLA boss Martin O’Neill will have to wait until this morning to parade his deadline-day defensive pair after the Premier League requested more time to ratify Richard Dunne’s move from Manchester City last night. O’Neill is confident Dunne will be confirmed as a Villa player today with the ex-City captain having already completed a [...]

  • SUMMER SALES Round-up of the day’s activity

    September 1, 2009

    AS largely expected, Portsmouth boss Paul Hart was the busiest Premier League manager of the day, securing three new faces for the major loss of midfielder Niko Kranjcar to Tottenham. Hart began to day by securing the capture of midfielder Hassan Yebda on a season-long loan deal from Benfica before completing a double swoop by [...]

  • Harry gets his man as Niko completes Spurs switch

    September 1, 2009

    TOTTENHAM boss Harry Redknapp was last night revelling in the capture of Niko Kranjcar despite suffering mixed fortunes on a modest day of activity to end the summer transfer window. The Spurs chief secured the signing of Portsmouth ace Kranjcar, who will join fellow Croatian internationals Luka Modric and Vedran Corluka at White Hart Lane [...]

  • Gunners hit out as Eduardo lands two-game ‘diving’ ban

    September 1, 2009

    ARSENAL chiefs told of their frustration last night after striker Eduardo was handed a two-match ban by Uefa for diving. The Croatia international was found guilty of deceiving referee Manuel Gonzalez as he fell under the challenge of Celtic goalkeeper Artur Boruc in last week’s Champions League qualifier. It means the striker will now miss [...]

  • Moyes joy as Lescott gap is filled by Heitinga

    September 1, 2009

    EVERTON boss David Moyes admitted he was finally happy with the depth of his squad after completing the deadline day signing of Dutch international Johnny Heitinga from Atletico Madrid. The 25-year-old will form a new defensive partnership with fellow Toffees new boy Sylvain Distin following Joleon Lescott’s £24m move to Manchester City last week. Heitinga [...]

  • Blues chief Gold lambasts Croatian conspiracy claim

    September 1, 2009

    BIRMINGHAM chairman David Gold yesterday hit back at Croatian claims that Blues players deliberately injured Luka Modric and Eduardo, branding them “ridiculous”. Tottenham star Modric broke his leg against Birmingham at the weekend, meaning he will miss Croatia’s crucial World Cup qualifier against England next week. The injury came just 18 months after Arsenal striker [...]

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