May
2009
Articles from 28th May 2009
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I never want to leave City - Ireland
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Stephen Ireland insisted he never wants to leave Manchester City after signing a new five-year contract at Eastlands. Read
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New contract for Torres
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool have rewarded Fernando Torres with a new contract that will keep him at Anfield until at least 2013. Read
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Serena joins Venus in next round
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Second seed Serena Williams found some welcome form on clay on Thursday to cruise into the third round of the French Open. Read
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Federer battles past Acasuso
May 28 2009 | National Sport
A below-par Roger Federer was made to fight all the way by Argentina's Jose Acasuso before sealing his place in the third round of the French Open. Read
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Sussex give Prior a break
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Sussex have opted to rest England wicketkeeper Matt Prior to allow his injured finger time to recover. Read
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Al Fahim excited by Pompey deal
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Portsmouth's prospective new owner has expressed his excitement about purchasing the south coast club. Read
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Burnley: Coyle 'close' to new deal
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Burnley chairman Barry Kilby has revealed manager Owen Coyle is "very close" to agreeing a two-year extension to his current contract. Read
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Charlton hails long-term plan
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Sir Bobby Charlton is confident a template is in place which will ensure Manchester United continue to challenge for major honours despite their disappointing defeat to Barcelona. Read
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AL Fahim excited by Pompey deal
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Portsmouth's prospective new owner has expressed his excitement about purchasing the south coast club. Read
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Baggies dismiss Mowbray link to Celtic
May 28 2009 | National Sport
West Brom have claimed they have received no approach from Celtic regarding the vacant manager's job at Parkhead. Read
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Coyle committed to Clarets
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Burnley manager Owen Coyle appears to have ruled himself out of the running to succeed Gordon Strachan as Celtic manager. Read
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O'Connell leads out Lions
May 28 2009 | National Sport
British and Irish Lions captain Paul O'Connell will lead the side out when the tourists launch their 10-match South African tour against a Royal XV in Rustenburg on Saturday. Read
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Baggies dimiss Mowbray link to Celtic
May 28 2009 | National Sport
West Brom have claimed they have received no approach from Celtic regarding the vacant manager's job at Parkhead. Read
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McGeechan to reveal Lions line-up
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Ian McGeechan will today name his first team of the British and Irish Lions' 2009 South Africa tour. Read
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Murray breaking new ground
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Andy Murray gave himself a great chance to progress into new territory at the French Open after battling past Potito Starace in the second round. Read
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Terry wants FA Cup send off for Hiddink
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Chelsea captain John Terry insists the players are determined to give interim coach Guus Hiddink a day to remember by winning the FA Cup. Read
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Al Fahim close to Pompey deal
May 28 2009 | National Sport
The man at the centre of the Manchester City takeover, Dr Sulaiman Al Fahim, is on the verge of buying Portsmouth after the club announced last night they had accepted an offer from the billionaire businessman. Read
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Ferguson slams defensive display
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Sir Alex Ferguson tore into his defenders after Manchester United had thrown away the chance of making history at the Stadio Olimpico. Read
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Barca heroes hail 'historic' win
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Samuel Eto'o and Lionel Messi were left overwhelmed after scoring the goals in Barcelona's Champions League final triumph over Manchester United in Rome. Read
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Barca were better - Rooney
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Wayne Rooney admitted Manchester United were beaten by the better side in their Champions League final 2-0 defeat to Barcelona on Wednesday night. Read
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Ferguson rips defence
May 28 2009 | National Sport
Sir Alex Ferguson tore into his defenders after Manchester United had thrown away the chance of making history at the Stadio Olimpico. Read
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Sir Alex Ferguson slams Manchester United after their Champions League final with Barcelona in Rome
May 28 2009 | National Sport
SIR ALEX FERGUSON slammed his Manchester United side’s "shoddy defending" after their dreams of making history were shattered when they were beaten 2-0 by Barcelona in the Champions League final at the Stadio Olimpico. Read
