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  • United’s commercial revenue boosted by £40m DHL deal

    November 15, 2011

    MANCHESTER UNITED’S pioneering training kit sponsorship deal with logistics company DHL contributed to a staggering 22 per cent rise in the club’s commercial revenues for the quarter ending 30 September. Figures released yesterday revealed the Premier League champions, who signed a £40m, four-year deal with DHL in August, earned £29.6m from their commercial arm, while [...]

  • London 2012 chiefs defend Dow deal for stadium wrap

    November 15, 2011

    LONDON 2012 chief Lord Coe has defended the Olympic Stadium deal with Dow Chemical Company in the face of growing concern from MPs and Indian athletes. Dow paid £7m earlier this year to cover the cost of the unbranded hi-tech fabric wrap, which will surround the stadium and had been threatened by budget cuts. Concerns [...]

  • Chelsea boss denies FA charge

    November 15, 2011

    FOOTBALL: Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas has vowed to contest a Football Association charge of improper conduct. The Portuguese was heavily critical of referee Chris Foy’s performance during last month’s defeat at QPR, in which both Jose Bosingwa and Didier Drogba were sent off in the first half. After the match, Villas-Boas said Foy had “directly [...]

  • Sarries Cape Town plans blocked

    November 15, 2011

    RUGBY UNION: Saracens have been informed they will have to move their Heineken Cup match against Biarritz in January from the new Cape Town Stadium to Newlands Stadium by The Western Province Rugby Football Union.

  • Captain Terry brushes off fears about state of mind

    November 14, 2011

    ENGLAND vs SWEDEN ENGLAND’S John Terry insists he is ready to resume the captaincy tonight despite his position being under threat from investigations into claims he racially abused QPR defender Anton Ferdinand. The Football Association (FA) prevented Terry from answering questions about the accusations, which he has strenuously denied, as he faced the media for [...]

  • Capello not afraid to trust youth

    November 14, 2011

    ENGLAND manager Fabio Capello admits experienced campaigners such as Steven Gerrard and Rio Ferdinand face an uphill battle to win back their places such has been the impact made by their young replacements. The likes of Phil Jones, Jack Rodwell and Danny Welbeck, all graduates of Stuart Pearce’s Under-21 side, impressed during Saturday’s 1-0 win [...]

  • Tiger’s return provides a welcome shot in the arm

    November 14, 2011

    AFTER the controversy that surrounded his comeback appearance at last week’s Australian Open, a resurgent Tiger Woods will no doubt have afforded himself a wry smile at having finished one shot ahead of Adam Scott. While that would have provided him with a certain amount of satisfaction, of more significance was the manner in which [...]

  • Edwards had no contact from England

    November 14, 2011

    WALES defence coach Shaun Edwards has admitted he was open to offers but received no approach from England chiefs before committing to renewing his contract. Edwards, 45, was widely tipped as a likely addition to the England coaching set-up after his deal with the Wales Rugby Football Union expired last month. But despite being inundated [...]

  • What’s in a name? The value of stadium sponsorship

    November 14, 2011

    RECENT murmurings from Chelsea and Newcastle have once again raised the thorny issue of stadium naming rights, and more specifically what they are actually worth in the Premier League. Part of the problem is that no-one is terribly sure. Logically, one would use recent precedent as a guide, but there are inherent problems with using [...]

  • Shaw joins Toulon

    November 14, 2011

    ENGLAND team-mates Jonny Wilkinson and Simon Shaw will be reunited at Toulon after the latter ended speculation surrounding his future by signing for the French Top 14 club yesterday. Shaw, 38, angered Wasps, where he spent 13 seasons, last week by reneging on a deal he agreed before last month’s World Cup. Toulon, who also [...]

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