 Telegraph.co.uk | Colin Montgomerie blasts Ian Poulter over Vivendi Trophy absence Times Online With the timing of a man who has two left feet, Colin Montgomerie placed both firmly in his mouth yesterday when he singled out Ian Poulter for criticism on the eve of the Vivendi Trophy. As captain of the next Europe Ryder Cup team, ... Colin Montgomerie criticises Ian Poulter for missing Vivendi Trophy Montgomerie unhappy with Poulter On Golf Night... |
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
Colin Montgomerie blasts Ian Poulter over Vivendi Trophy absence - Times Online
Sol Campbell 'quits Notts County' after one match - guardian.co.uk
 BBC Sport | Sol Campbell 'quits Notts County' after one match guardian.co.uk Sol Campbell's much publicised stay with League Two Notts County has ended after one appearance, it was reported last night. The former England centre-back is said to have told the club that he wants to leave after making his debut in a defeat at ... Notts County fear Sol Campbell may have walked out Sol quits Notts County Last updated at 11:23 PM on 22nd September 2009 |
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Craig Bellamy and Gary Neville escape punishment - Times Online
 Telegraph.co.uk | Craig Bellamy and Gary Neville escape punishment Times Online The FA left itself open to accusations of a whitewash and double standards last night as Craig Bellamy and Gary Neville escaped punishment for their behaviour during the tumultuous Manchester derby at Old Trafford on Sunday. ... Mark Hughes: Craig Bellamy Right To Defend Himself Against Fan Hughes - Petrov has future FA warnings for Bellamy and Neville |
Monday, 21 September 2009
Mark Hughes fumes at Manchester United's overtime winner - guardian.co.uk
 ESPN | Mark Hughes fumes at Manchester United's overtime winner guardian.co.uk The Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, shows sympathy for the frustration of his cross-town rivals. Photograph: Chris Coleman/Getty Images Mark Hughes angrily criticised the timekeeping at Old Trafford after Michael Owen's dramatic winner, ... MARTIN SAMUEL on the Manchester derby: Cheer up Sparky, the gap is ... Man United determined to silence City Man City Boss Hughes Wants To Knock Man United Off Their Perch |
Sunday, 20 September 2009
Last gasp winner sends Celtic top - AFP
 guardian.co.uk | Last gasp winner sends Celtic top AFP GLASGOW Dutch defender Glenn Loovens grabbed a dramatic injury-time winner as Celtic came from behind to beat Hearts 2-1 to go top of the Scottish Premier League on Sunday. His late header sent the home supporters wild as Celtic grabbed the three ... Glenn Loovens sinks Hearts to relieve Celtic manager Tony Mowbray Celtic 2 Hearts 1 Celtic 2 Hearts 1: Loovens brings harmony after fraught week with ... |
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