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  • Carlo: Angry Blues will put things right

    January 6, 2011

    CHELSEA manager Carlo Ancelotti claims his players have been left furious by a run of form which has seen them drop out of the title race. The Italian is understood to be safe from the ignominy of being sacked eight months on from leading the club to a historic double, despite presiding over a run [...]

  • Andrew axed as RFU opens door to Woodward

    January 6, 2011

    ENGLISH chiefs have begun the search for a performance director in a move that opens the door for the possible return of World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward. Former South Africa boss Jake White and Australian Eddie Jones are also leading contenders for the new role, while elite director Rob Andrew has seen his role [...]

  • United ready to pile on the misery for Liverpool

    January 6, 2011

    MANCHESTER UNITED vs LIVERPOOL Sunday – 1.30pm ITV 1 THE FA CUP is never a priority for Sir Alex Ferguson, but when Manchester United get drawn against Liverpool in the third round you can be certain he will be taking it seriously. United have been practically untouchable at Old Trafford this season, winning 10 of [...]

  • Hodgson on the brink as Rovers thump sorry Reds

    January 5, 2011

    LIVERPOOL manager Roy Hodgson edged closer to the Anfield exit door after his side crashed to another embarrassing defeat, this time 3-1 at Blackburn. A Benjani brace and a first-half strike from Martin Olsson put the hosts into a commanding lead, before Steven Gerrard’s consolation – the Liverpool skipper also missed a late penalty. The [...]

  • Desperate Carlo asks Roman for stay of execution

    January 5, 2011

    WOLVES 1 vs CHELSEA 0 CHELSEA manager Carlo Ancelotti insists he is still capable of delivering the silverware that owner Roman Abramovich craves, despite seeing his side’s confidence take another buffeting at relegation threatened Wolves. The champions were unable to respond to the blow of Jose Bosingwa’s fifth minute own goal which decided last night’s [...]

  • COLLY READY TO RETIRE FROM TEST CRICKET

    January 5, 2011

    Paul Collingwood has announced his decision to retire from Test cricket following the conclusion of the final Ashes Test. The Durham batsman won 67 caps for his country and made a total of 10 centuries.

  • Ian’s finally Bell of the ball

    January 5, 2011

    OUR cricket columnist, former England batsman and Warwickshire chairman Andy Lloyd, has been poring over the Ashes action. Here he dissects what he’s learned from the play so far. BELL’S SUCCESS IS WELL DESERVED Ian Bell finally got the big runs his performances in this series merited. Seeing him mature into a Test match batsman [...]

  • Dallaglio pride at Abu Dhabi switch

    January 5, 2011

    WASPS legend Lawrence Dallaglio has hailed “history in the making” after the club confirmed a groundbreaking move to play this month’s LV= Cup match with Harlequins in Abu Dhabi. The fixture on Sunday 30 January is the first competitive domestic game between English sides to be played overseas, and will be staged at a purpose-built [...]

  • Andrew’s RFU role to change

    January 5, 2011

    ENGLISH rugby chiefs will today announce an overhaul of governing body the RFU which could see elite director Rob Andrew’s influence weakened. New chief executive John Steele yesterday saw his recommendations accepted by the RFU board. Andrew could be kept on in a streamlined role, fuelling speculation that a big name coach such as South [...]

  • Boring tag no concern for satisfied Mancini

    January 5, 2011

    EMIRATES STADIUM ARSENAL 0 vs MANCHESTER CITY 0 MANCHESTER CITY boss Roberto Mancini shrugged off ‘boring’ chants from Arsenal fans after his side’s negative tactics kept the Gunners behind them in third place. Robin van Persie and Cesc Fabregas both hit the post as City survived an onslaught, leaving Arsene Wenger’s men four points behind [...]

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