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  • Kev revels in Proteas woe

    August 27, 2008

    Woeful South Africa were met with a chorus of boos from the Trent Bridge crowd after England completed their biggest-ever one-day victory. The Proteas were dismissed for just 83 inside 23 overs, allowing England to wrap up a ten-wicket win before the floodlights had even been turned on. Stuart Broad was England’s hero with the [...]

  • My fifteen-point plan to become a great success story

    August 27, 2008

    Jerry Garcia, guitarist for the Grateful Dead, once said, “you do not merely want to be considered the best of the best.” “You want to be considered the only one who does what you do.” Life is about finding the unique contribution that only you can make to the world. Think of the Beijing Olympians [...]

  • Collingwood relishes his return

    August 26, 2008

    Paul Collingwood has told of his relief at standing down as England’s one-day captain and insists he is fully behind successor Kevin Pietersen. The Durham all-rounder has completed his four-match ban for presiding over a slow over rate and goes straight into the side for the second one-day international with South Africa at Edgbaston today. [...]

  • Party time for Beijing stars

    August 26, 2008

    Celebrations for Great Britain’s most successful Olympic Games for 100 years are set to continue into today as the nation’s new sporting heroes toast their overwhelming success in Beijing. The 300-strong squad were met by crowds of flag-waving fans yesterday as they touched down at Heathrow Airport on a British Airways plane painted with a [...]

  • Fergie won’t give up on Berbatov chase

    August 26, 2008

    Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says he has not given up the chase for Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov despite watching his side claim their first victory of the season at Portsmouth. United are being heavily-linked with a move for the wantaway Bulgarian, who was left out of Saturday’s defeat by Sunderland by boss Juande [...]

  • Barry exit scuppered as Villa win Euro match

    August 15, 2008

    Aston Villa’s Gareth Barry all but resigned himself to another season at the club after setting them on their way to a European victory last night. The Liverpool target drastically reduced his chances of a dream move to Anfield by figuring against FH Hafnarfjordur, but put thoughts of a move to one side as he [...]

  • Mutu forced to pay Blues £13.7m for drugs shame

    August 15, 2008

    Former Chelsea striker Adrian Mutu faces financial ruin this morning after being ordered to pay the club a world record £13.68m in damages for his drugs shame. The Romanian striker had his contract terminated by the Blues in October 2004 after testing positive for cocaine. But now the Fiorentina frontman will have to pay Chelsea [...]

  • Holmes: Gold rush will spur on track stars

    August 15, 2008

    Double Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes believes Great Britain’s athletes will be buoyed by the successes of their Team GB colleagues as they prepare for the start of today’s track and field events. Britain have so far landed seven medals at the Beijing Games including golds for swimmer Rebecca Adlington and cyclist Nicole Cooke. [...]

  • Wenger vows to strengthen ‘light’ Arsenal

    August 15, 2008

    Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has promised to splash the cash on a new arrival by the end of the month after resigning himself to losing another of his young Guns. Wenger was without no fewer than nine of his first team stars for the hard-fought 2-0 Champions League win against FC Twente on Wednesday night [...]

  • I fancy Chelsea, but Spurs will trail again

    August 15, 2008

    As a former darling of White Hart Lane, Chris Waddle is well placed to judge whether Tottenham are ready to break the iron grip of the Premier League’s big four. But on the eve of the new top-flight season, the former England winger has a stark warning for Spurs boss Juande Ramos. Waddle believes big-spending [...]

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