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  • THE INSIDER

    November 18, 2010

    FOR ME it really is back to getting the All Weather form sorted and trying to pick off some good value winners over the winter months. I like the jumps but I have found over the past few seasons that the flat offers some great value at this time of year. The races that catch [...]

  • FRENCH LESSON

    November 17, 2010

    ENGLAND 1 vs FRANCE 2 ENGLAND manager Fabio Capello came out fighting after his decision to field an experimental side backfired on another desperately forgettable night for the national team. Goals in either half from Karim Benzema and Mathieu Valbuena hardly did justice to the gulf in class between the two sides, with Peter Crouch’s [...]

  • England mindset is: it’ll be alright on night. It won’t

    November 17, 2010

    ON a soaking wet, wintry November evening some 85,000 people took the trouble to turn up at Wembley – and were given absolutely nothing to cheer about. It all felt so flat, and so did England’s performance. Fabio Capello’s men were very, very poor and never had France on the rack. What really worries me [...]

  • Easter gets armband as Johnson rings changes

    November 17, 2010

    HARLEQUINS No8 Nick Easter will captain England in a Test match for the first time on Saturday after manager Martin Johnson resisted the urge to make wholesale changes for the visit of Samoa. With a final Test of the autumn against South Africa on the horizon, Johnson has shuffled his pack slightly by making four [...]

  • ‘We knew we could play that way’

    November 17, 2010

    NORTHAMPTON lock Courtney Lawes may have played a pivotal role in transforming England into stylish world-beaters but has reminded his colleagues of the virtues of winning ugly. Lawes is one of a clutch of youngsters at the heart of Martin Johnson’s emerging outfit, along with Saints team-mates Chris Ashton and Ben Foden and Leicester duo [...]

  • Fergie: Rooney wasn’t greedy

    November 17, 2010

    MANCHESTER UNITED manager Sir Alex Ferguson insists Wayne Rooney did not threaten to leave Old Trafford in order to engineer a huge wage hike. Rooney walked away from contract talks and demanded a move last month, flirting with rivals Manchester City and complaining about United’s lack of ambition. The striker performed a swift U-turn and [...]

  • Mika rips into Schumi slump

    November 17, 2010

    FORMER world champion Michael Schumacher is a “tragic ex-hero” who is “dismantling his own legacy”, according to his one time rival on the track, Mika Hakkinen. The Finn clashed with Schumacher on several occasions during a career that saw him claim two world titles of his own. The 42-year-old has toyed with the idea of [...]

  • Owls have 28 days to pay £1.4m bill

    November 17, 2010

    SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY have been given a 28-day stay of execution by a High Court judge in order to find new owners and pay off an outstanding tax bill of £1.4m. The League One club had been facing a winding-up petition from HM Revenue & Customs for £600,000, but the judge revealed in court that the [...]

  • Injury forces Moya to retire

    November 17, 2010

    TENNIS: Former French Open champion Carlos Moya has announced his retirement due to an ongoing foot injury. The Spaniard made his last appearance on the ATP Tour at the Madrid Masters in May, losing in the opening round. Moya plans to play one more tournament in Seville next month before quitting. “I wanted to say goodbye [...]

  • Lawson set to captain Scotland

    November 17, 2010

    RUGBY UNION: Rory Lawson will stand in for Mike Blair at scrum-half and also take over the captain’s duties for Scotland’s second autumn Test match against South Africa on Saturday. Scott MacLeod takes the place of Jim Hamilton in the second row while Nathan Hines’ inclusion at flanker means a change of position for Kelly Brown, [...]

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