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  • Donald can end another cracking year for Europe with USPGA win

    August 10, 2011

    IT’S BEEN another fantastic year for European golf at the Majors and I can see Luke Donald topping it off with victory in the USPGA at the Atlanta Athletic Club. As ever the lengthening of the course – it measures 270 yards more than when David Toms won here a decade ago – gets mentioned, [...]

  • Stoke back in for Spurs duo

    August 10, 2011

    STOKE CITY have made a final offer to Spurs in their ambitious attempts to complete the double signing of England striker Peter Crouch and midfielder Wilson Palacios. “We’ve made our last bid. The ball is in their court. We shall not be negotiating from where we are,” said Stoke chairman Peter Coates. “The last conversation [...]

  • Mixing with stars, racing with a couple and being a lucky charm

    August 10, 2011

    Olympic champion shares Cowes Week diary with City PM ELBOWING my way forward through the crowds to get a view of the action, I got out amongst it to watch the starts of the Royal Yacht Squadron yesterday. The four super yachts started their round-the-island race and Rambler, the 100ft Ferrari equivalent, looked amazing with [...]

  • Boat damage and races hit in high winds

    August 10, 2011

    FIERCE winds caused damage to boats and saw yesterday’s Extreme Sailing Series action called off – but that didn’t prevent an array of thrilling racing at Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week, with a sprinkling of royalty and Hollywood thrown in. A-list actor Ewan McGregor and Zara Phillips, daughter of Princess Anne and top equestrienne, were [...]

  • SPORT | IN BRIEF

    August 10, 2011

    Torres injury fears played down FOOTBALL: Fernando Torres faces a race to be fit for Chelsea’s Premier League opener against Stoke after limping out of Spain’s friendly against Italy last night. The striker was substituted after 15 minutes with what looked like an ankle injury but Spanish coaching staff later confirmed that he had suffered a [...]

  • RIOTS THREATEN SPORTING CHAOS

    August 9, 2011

    • Fears grow over start of Premier League season • Eight London matches in danger of being axed • FA promise refund after England game called off POLICE will today decide whether London’s Premier League and Football League fixtures are safe to go ahead at the weekend after the rioting ravaging the capital plunged the sporting [...]

  • Olympic chiefs keep faith despite violence

    August 9, 2011

    THE International Olympic Committee remain confident London will prove safe and secure hosts of next summer’s Games, despite the riots which have wreaked chaos across the capital since Saturday. The timing of the clashes could not have been more embarrassingly timed as the violence coincided with the arrivals of two senior members of the IOC [...]

  • Wenger alerts suitors of Cesc and Nasri

    August 9, 2011

    ARSENAL manager Arsene Wenger has fired a warning to the suitors of his unsettled midfielders Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri by naming both in his Champions League squad ahead of next’s week qualifier against Udinese. Club captain Fabregas, who failed to play a part in his side’s pre-season programme, is being courted by Barcelona, while [...]

  • England will give Moody until last minute to prove fitness

    August 9, 2011

    ENGLAND coaches have indicated they will give captain Lewis Moody until the last possible moment to prove his fitness for the World Cup. Scans revealed yesterday that the knee injury suffered by the Bath flanker in Saturday’s 23-19 win over Wales at Twickenham was only a strain. Moody will sit out Saturday’s return match at [...]

  • Strauss confident Bopara and Bresnan can fill the breach left by injured duo

    August 9, 2011

    ENGLAND captain Andrew Strauss has backed his side’s supporting cast to compensate for the absences of injured duo Chris Tremlett and Jonathan Trott at Edgbaston this week. The shoulder injury which prevented Trott from batting in his customary No3 slot in England’s second innings at Trent Bridge last week is yet to heal, while Tremlett, [...]

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