May
2009
Articles from 14th May 2009
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Reading coaches exit
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Reading have confirmed that they will not be renewing the contracts of first team coaches Kevin Dillon and Wally Downes. Read
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Mercedes seek F1 compromise
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Mercedes Motorsport boss Norbert Haug is refusing to jump on the bandwagon of his Formula One rivals currently on a collision course with FIA president Max Mosley. Read
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England unchanged at Riverside
May 14 2009 | National Sport
England selected an unchanged team to face West Indies in the second npower Test at Riverside, following their 10-wicket win at Lord's. Read
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English pair may get Lions call
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Tom Croft and Delon Armitage could take England's British and Irish Lions contingent into double figures ahead of departure day for South Africa. Read
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Dallaglio backs England 2015 bid
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Lawrence Dallaglio on Wednesday night backed England to host a Rugby World Cup that would "exceed the players' wildest dreams". Read
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Fa'alogo to join Giants
May 14 2009 | National Sport
World Cup winner David Fa'alogo has become the second New Zealand international in the space of 24 hours to announce a move to Super League after agreeing a four-year contract with Huddersfield. Read
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England hope Gayle blows cold
May 14 2009 | National Sport
England are hopeful Chris Gayle's angry response to criticism about his delayed arrival on English soil will distract rather than motivate him for the second npower Test starting on Thursday. Read
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Reina: Gerrard best in world
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina believes Steven Gerrard has been the best player in the world this season and admits the team are not the same without their captain. Read
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Haug: Mercedes will not join F1 revolt
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Mercedes Motorsport boss Norbert Haug is refusing to jump on the bandwagon of his Formula One rivals currently on a collision course with FIA president Max Mosley. Read
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Smith frustrated by missed chances
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Walter Smith admits Rangers had enough chances to defeat Hibernian and return to the top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League but the Ibrox boss had no complaints about the endeavour of his players with the title race now set to be decided on the final day of the season. Read
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Tevez closer to Old Trafford exit
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Carlos Tevez looks certain to leave Old Trafford this summer after being caught in the crossfire between Manchester United and his advisor Kia Joorabchian. Read
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I don't want Raul says Manchester City boss
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Manchester City boss Mark Hughes has dismissed talk of a bid for Real Madrid striker Raul, claiming it is the latest example of agents trying to take advantage of the club's vast resources. Read
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Liverpool FC star Steven Gerrard hailed as 'best player in the world'
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina believes Steven Gerrard has been the best player in the world this season and admits the team are not the same without their captain. Read
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Manchester United star Carlos Tevez edges closer to Old Trafford exit
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Carlos Tevez looks certain to leave Old Trafford this summer after being caught in the crossfire between Manchester United and his advisor Kia Joorabchian. Read
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Lions shock Leeds to reach Wembley
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Millwall midfielder Jimmy Abdou stunned a partisan full house at Elland Road to send the Londoners through to the Coca-Cola League One play-off final following a 1-1 draw (2-1 on aggregate). Read
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Bopara joins elite gang
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Ravi Bopara on Thursday put himself in elite England company with a third century in successive Test innings as he and Alastair Cook took control against West Indies before a paltry Riverside crowd. Read
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McGeechan leaves Wasps job
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Ian McGeechan has stepped down as director of rugby at Wasps. Read
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Carrick wants Tevez to stay
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Michael Carrick is crossing his fingers a successful resolution can be reached in Carlos Tevez's contract impasse. Read
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Gunners set to look at youngster
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Argentina Under-17 goalkeeper Damian Emiliano Martinez is set for a trial at Arsenal. Read
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Essex boys guide England to tea
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Ravi Bopara reached a third successive Test 50 as he and Alastair Cook's unbroken century stand put England in position for a match-controlling total against West Indies at Riverside. Read
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Wenger hails Gunners' attacking threat
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Arsene Wenger maintains his Arsenal attack are as good as Manchester United and intends to prove the point by delaying the champions elect a title party with victory at Old Trafford on Saturday. Read
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Ireland close to new City deal
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Mark Hughes has confirmed Stephen Ireland is close to agreeing a new long-term contract with Manchester City. Read
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Strauss departs but England in control
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Chris Gayle got the better of opposite number Andrew Strauss but there was little else for the West Indies captain to celebrate as England cruised to 136 for one in the second Test at The Riverside. Read
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Pryce is out for England
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Leon Pryce was the notable omission when England coach Tony Smith unveiled the first batch of players in the new elite training squad. Read
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Hoops make McCarthy bid
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Hamilton boss Billy Reid has confirmed Celtic have made a bid for star midfielder James McCarthy. Read
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Murray into quarter-finals
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Andy Murray underlined his burgeoning clay-court prowess as he swept aside home favourite Tommy Robredo in straight sets to ease into the quarter-finals of the Madrid Open. Read
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New recruit for Gloucester
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Gloucester have continued overhauling their squad for next season with the signing of Samoan centre Eliota Fuimaono-Sapolu from Bath. Read
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Striker King to stand trial
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Wigan striker Marlon King has been ordered to stand trial for allegedly groping and punching a woman in a nightclub. Read
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Gayle forces out Strauss
May 14 2009 | National Sport
West Indies captain Chris Gayle got the better of counterpart Andrew Strauss on the first morning of the second Test at the Riverside, taking the wicket of his opposite number as England made 85 for one at lunch. Read
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England make solid start
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Openers Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook gave England a solid but unspectacular start to the second npower Test against West Indies at Riverside. Read
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Triesman: Central contracts are 'vital'
May 14 2009 | National Sport
The Football Association have announced 17 players in the England Women's squad are now under central contracts. Read
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Robinho to miss Spurs game
May 14 2009 | National Sport
Record signing Robinho has been ruled out of Manchester City's key Barclays Premier League clash with Tottenham at White Hart Lane on Saturday. Read
