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  • Barton sticks knife into ‘stupid’ Diaby

    February 6, 2011

    NEWCASTLE midfielder Joey Barton has taunted Arsenal by branding Abou Diaby “stupid” for earning a red card in Saturday’s historic 4-4 draw. The Gunners spectacularly capitulated, becoming the first team in the Premier League ever to squander a four-goal lead, after Diaby was sent off for lashing out at Barton following a challenge. Title-chasing Arsenal’s [...]

  • Zigic gives Grant a miserable birthday

    February 6, 2011

    WEST HAM (0) vs BIRMINGHAM (1) WEST HAM boss Avram Grant admits that defeat to relegation rivals Birmingham ruined his birthday. Grant, who turned 56 yesterday, watched his side lose 1-0 at Upton Park as a 65th minute goal from Nikola Zigic gave Birmingham a vital three points. “How can I celebrate?” Grant said after [...]

  • Wood can be our new Hill, says Tindall

    February 6, 2011

    ENGLAND captain Mike Tindall has hailed Tom Wood as the heir to World Cup-winner Richard Hill after the flanker enjoyed a dominant debut in Friday’s 26-19 victory over Wales. Wood, 24, was not included in the initial 33-man squad for the RBS 6 Nations but was thrust straight into the starting XV for a full-blooded [...]

  • Robinson wants ruthless Scots

    February 6, 2011

    SCOTLAND head coach Andy Robinson has demanded his team be more ruthless against Wales next weekend after losing their RBS 6 Nations opener 34-21 in France. “I was delighted with the attitude shown and the way we went out to play, but we’re here to win Tests and we’ve got to have a ruthless edge [...]

  • O’Gara relishing Sexton rivalry

    February 6, 2011

    IRELAND fly-half Ronan O’Gara insists the rivalry between him and Jonathan Sexton for the No10 shirt is good for the side, after coming off the bench to kick the winning drop goal in Saturday’s 13-11 RBS 6 Nations triumph in Italy. “Jonny played well, but I got backed to come on and try to win [...]

  • Worries mount for Strauss

    February 6, 2011

    ENGLAND captain Andrew Strauss admits he is facing some tough selection decisions this week as poor form and injuries continue to plague his side’s preparations for the 2011 Cricket World Cup. Eoin Morgan was missing with a broken finger as England’s dismal one-day international series with Australia ended with yet another defeat. The tourists lost [...]

  • Spot-fixing bans will help ensure World Cup is clean, says Lorgat

    February 6, 2011

    WORLD cricket chief Haroon Lorgat has hailed the punishments handed out to the three Pakistan players found guilty of spot-fixing as proof the game is serious about rooting out corruption. Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir were banned on Saturday for between five and 10 years over allegations they deliberately bowled no-balls during the [...]

  • Kaymer flunks chance to usurp Westwood as Bjorn wins in Qatar

    February 6, 2011

    ENGLAND’S Lee Westwood retained top spot in the world rankings as Germany’s Martyn Kaymer failed to capitalise on his chance to depose him at the Qatar Masters. Kaymer, 26, needed a top-two finish to become No1 but could only manage a tie for 28th place as Westwood failed to make the cut. The tournament was [...]

  • Gerrard out of England match

    February 6, 2011

    LIVERPOOL captain Steven Gerrard will not play in England’s friendly in Denmark on Wednesday. His groin injury, and the absence of Rio Ferdinand, means England will have to name a new captain.

  • Old Firm cup clash ends in draw

    February 6, 2011

    RANGERS and Celtic both had men sent off as they drew 2-2 in the Scottish Cup fifth round at Ibrox. Rangers lead 2-1 at half-time in a heated affair but an equaliser from Celtic captain Scott Brown ensured a replay.

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