Nov
2009
Articles from 13th Nov 2009
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Button enjoys factory tour - report
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Jenson Button's future remains in doubt with The Guardian reporting the 2009 Formula One world champion went on a tour of McLaren's factory in Woking on Friday. Read
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Wales hang on for Samoa victory
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Wales survived a huge scare against Samoa at the Millennium Stadium before hanging on to record a 17-13 victory. Read
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Triesman turns to Beckham
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
FA chairman Lord Triesman has turned to David Beckham to help salvage England's flagging 2018 World Cup bid. Read
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Viewers come first - Davies
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
David Davies is adamant he put the public first after the independent review he led recommended the Ashes returns to free-to-air television as one of British sport's 'Crown Jewels'. Read
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Retirement has 'crossed my mind' - Tevez
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Carlos Tevez has considered the prospect of retiring from football if Argentina win next summer's World Cup in South Africa, conceding he is "saturated" by so much football. Read
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England draw first blood
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
England claimed their first Twenty20 International victory over South Africa in three attempts thanks to half-centuries from Paul Collingwood and Eoin Morgan, with the torrential Johannesburg rain also providing a helping hand as they claimed a one-run win. Read
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Morgan sparkles as England top 200
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
England gave themselves a good chance of beating South Africa for the first time in a Twenty20 international after half-centuries from Paul Collingwood and Eoin Morgan helped set the hosts 203 for victory at the Wanderers. Read
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Dunga demands respect in Robinho row
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Brazil coach Dunga has urged Manchester City to "show respect" to the five-times world champions as the row over Robinho's involvement with the squad for Saturday's game with England rumbles on. Read
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Sky slam listing proposals
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Britain's leading sports broadcasters predictably offered mixed reactions to Friday's recommendations regarding the Government's list of 'crown jewel' events. Read
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Keane urges team to take their chance
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Robbie Keane has challenged his Republic of Ireland team-mates to write themselves into national folklore by making it to next summer's World Cup finals in South Africa. Read
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Fogarty added to Ireland squad
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
John Fogarty has been drafted into Ireland's senior squad ahead of Sunday's clash with Australia as cover for Jerry Flannery. Read
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Cook and Anderson named in England team
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Alastair Cook today overcame a sore throat to take his place in the England line-up for their opening Twenty20 encounter against South Africa at the Wanderers. Read
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Terry misses out
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
England captain John Terry was absent from the final training session ahead of Saturday's prestigious friendly with Brazil in Doha. Read
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FA against listed recommendation
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
The Football Association have opposed recommendations that England's home and away international qualifiers become listed events and reserved for free-to-air television. Read
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Kieswetter committed to England
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Somerset's highly-rated wicketkeeper-batsman Craig Kieswetter admits he is flattered by interest from the South Africa camp but has committed himself to England. Read
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Cudicini set for surgery
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Tottenham goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini is set to undergo wrist and pelvic surgery. Read
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Terry set to play
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Fabio Capello is confident John Terry will be fit to skipper England against Brazil on Saturday but Frank Lampard is set to miss up to three weeks with a thigh injury. Read
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Quartet share Hong Kong lead
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Gregory Bourdy, Liang Wen-Chong, Charl Schwartzel and Robert-Jan Derksen share a slender one-stroke lead at the midway point of the UBS Hong Kong Open. Read
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Review recommends free-to-air Ashes
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
The Ashes are one step closer to returning to free-to-air television after an independent review recommended the iconic series be returned to the list of British sport's 'Crown Jewels'. Read
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Terry doubt for Brazil friendly
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
England captain John Terry has emerged as a doubt for his side's prestige friendly against Brazil in Doha because of an ankle injury. Read
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Nani plays down Fergie row
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Manchester United winger Nani insists he has "no problem" with manager Sir Alex Ferguson. Read
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O'Connor out for four months
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Birmingham striker Garry O'Connor is set to miss around four months and is likely to need another operation because of complications arising from his groin injury, manager Alex McLeish has revealed. Read
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Proteas set to make Kieswetter bid
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
South Africa are set to make a late bid to prevent Craig Kieswetter turning his back on the country to represent England. Read
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Hall cleared to complete Bulls move
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Glenn Hall has been given clearance to sign for Bradford Bulls after receiving his visa. Read
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Old Firm proposal turned down
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Bolton chairman Phil Gartside's proposals for Celtic and Rangers to join the Premier League may have been killed off but his calls for other changes to England's top flight remain alive. Read
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Cudicini faces uncertain future
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Carlo Cudicini's footballing career could be under threat after the 36-year-old was involved in a serious road accident yesterday. Read
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Leighton prepared to go further
Nov 13 2009 | National Sport
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson's two-match touchline ban for criticising referee Alan Wiley may not yet be the end of the matter. Read
