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  • Stoke crash out of Europe

    February 23, 2012

    FOOTBALL Stoke City exited the Europa League at the last 32 stage following a 1-0 defeat in Valencia last night. Jonas scored the only goal of the game midway through the first half to hand the Spaniards a 2-0 aggregate victory.

  • Hook to miss England crunch

    February 23, 2012

    RUGBY UNION: Fly-half James Hook is out of Wales’ Triple Crown bid against England on Saturday with chicken pox

  • Carling Cup looks to be Anfield-bound

    February 23, 2012

    CARDIFF CITY vs LIVERPOOL SUNDAY – 4.00PM BBC ONE ENGLAND might be on drought watch at the moment, but one of the country’s most high profile dry spells looks set to come to an end this weekend. The last time Liverpool won a major trophy, Steve Finnan, Djibril Cisse, Jan Kromkamp, Djimi Traore and Fernando [...]

  • Red Dragons have edge in Twickenham thriller

    February 23, 2012

    ENGLAND vs WALES TOMORROW – 4.00PM BBC ONE THIS is the one many of us have been waiting for. Wales at Twickenham always gets the blood flowing, but there seems to be more at stake this year. It’s the first real test for Stuart Lancaster’s new-look England. The interim coach can be pleased to have [...]

  • Haadeeth and The Strig look good in Sprint Series Final

    February 23, 2012

    THE Blue Square Sprint Series has been a tremendous initiative over the past two months and tomorrow’s £15,000 Grand Final (2.15pm) looks a cracking contest. All the key protagonists from the Series are lining up and any one of the 12 runners could quite feasibly land the prize. What seems certain is that there will [...]

  • BLUE SQUARE WINTER CARNIVAL

    February 23, 2012

    AS we’ve taken a detailed look at the Blue Square Sprint Series Grand Final already, we’re going to concentrate on the rest of the card at Lingfield. The bluesquare.com Cleves Stakes (2.50pm) is a Listed contest over six furlongs and, on paper, it looks a match between PALACE MOON and Oasis Dream. I find it [...]

  • Blues stuck in a crisis, admits Cech

    February 22, 2012

    Chelsea keeper says players to blame for Napoli defeat that threatens manager Villas-Boas CHELSEA goalkeeper Petr Cech admits the club is in the midst of a crisis and says “silly mistakes” were to blame for the defeat to Napoli that has nudged manager Andre Villas-Boas ever closer to the sack. Tuesday’s 3-1 reverse in Italy [...]

  • Vickery urges England to turn on the power by recalling Tuilagi

    February 22, 2012

    FORMER England captain Phil Vickery believes head coach Stuart Lancaster must be bold enough to tinker with a winning team and unleash Manu Tuilagi against Wales in Saturday’s pivotal Six Nations clash. Despite Lancaster’s tenure having commenced with victories away from home against Scotland and Italy, both performances were depressingly reminiscent, despite the significant change [...]

  • Rampant City to welcome Tevez back into the fold

    February 22, 2012

    MANCHESTER CITY 4 vs PORTO 0 MANCHESTER CITY manager Roberto Mancini is ready to integrate Carlos Tevez back into his first team squad, but the Argentina striker faces an uphill struggle to win back his place on the evidence of last night’s crushing Europa League victory over Porto. The Premier League leaders stormed into the [...]

  • Broad happy to count on Cook

    February 22, 2012

    ENGLAND Twenty20 captain Stuart Broad insists his authority would not be undermined were he to hand one-day skipper Alastair Cook his first cap in the shortest format of the game since November 2009 today. Cook, who presided over a surprising 4-0 whitewash over Pakistan in the ODI series, has been added to the Twenty20 squad [...]

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