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  • Pulis in foreign owners doubt

    February 18, 2010

    STOKE manager Tony Pulis has questioned whether Portsmouth would still be on the brink of liquidation if they were not foreign-owned. Pompey, who are due in court on 1 March to face a winding-up order, are so desperate for cash they have asked the Premier League for special dispensation to sell players outside the transfer [...]

  • Fabregas vows Arsenal will rally round calamity keeper Fabianski

    February 18, 2010

    ARSENAL captain Cesc Fabregas has leapt to the defence of goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski, insisting the Pole will bounce back. Fabianski was at the centre of two howlers as the Gunners slipped to a 2-1 first leg Champions League defeat at Porto on Wednesday night. But Fabregas said: “He is strong and we have to be [...]

  • Riesch ends Vonn dominance

    February 18, 2010

    MARIA Riesch snatched women’s super-combined Olympic gold from the grasp of Lindsey Vonn – who promptly insisted she couldn’t be happier. Vonn and Riesch are a rare breed in international sport, close rivals who are even closer friends. Riesch was the first to congratulate Vonn following her sensational downhill victory and one day later the [...]

  • Colly not tempted to call up in-form Kieswetter

    February 18, 2010

    CAPTAIN Paul Collingwood admits batting sensation Craig Kieswetter has impressed the England selectors – but says he will not be drafted in for today’s opening Twenty20 international with Pakistan in Dubai. South African-born Kieswetter smashed 81 off just 66 balls in the Lions’ five-wicket victory over the senior side on Wednesday – his first day [...]

  • Organisers fear revolt over IPL security fears

    February 18, 2010

    THE Indian Premier League could yet suffer a host of high-profile withdrawals over fresh security concerns. World Cricketers’ union chief Tim May claims to have received a number of worried phone calls from players after terrorist threats were made from an operational arm of Al-Qaeda through an Asian news agency. The message, reportedly from 313 [...]

  • Kearney blow for Ireland as Wales lose key forward trio

    February 18, 2010

    IRELAND have been dealt another major blow ahead of next weekend’s Six Nations clash with England after full-back Rob Kearney was ruled out with a knee injury. The Leinster star suffered the injury in the 33-10 defeat by France in Paris last Saturday and is expected out for between three and five weeks. It is [...]

  • SPORT | IN BRIEF

    February 18, 2010

    Sackey signs up with Toulon RUGBY UNION: England winger Paul Sackey has signed a two-year deal to join Jonny Wilkinson at French side Toulon when he leaves Wasps in the summer. Sackey, 30, announced he was leaving Wasps last week after making over 100 appearances for the club and helping them to two Premiership titles. [...]

  • Stars slam Woods as he prepares to come clean

    February 18, 2010

    WORLD No1 Tiger Woods has come under fire from some of his most famous fellow players for choosing today to make a long-awaited public statement on his private life and a return to the game. Woods is due to break more than two months’ of silence by addressing a small hand-picked audience at Sawgrass Clubhouse [...]

  • Miko De Beauchene looks pure Gold to add to tremendous Haydock record

    February 18, 2010

    THE expression ‘horses for courses’ could not be more appropriate when it comes to weighing up the chances of MIKO DE BEAUCHENE in bottomless ground at Haydock. Venetia Williams’ 10-year-old is attempting to win the Blue Square Gold Cup for a second time and represents terrific each-way value at 10/1. The 2007 Welsh Grand National [...]

  • the INSIDER

    February 18, 2010

    It’s that time of year when the two-year-olds face the stalls for the first time. The outcome is polarised. They are either indifferent to the starting stalls and walk in, or they have to be man-handled into the offending metal framed contraption. Witnessing the careful preparation of 40 or so individuals makes you realise just [...]

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