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Headlines (11 November) :
Barca maintain Bale interest
Barcelona are believed to be keeping a watching brief
on Gareth Bale after dispatching their top scout to check on the
Welshman last week.
Keita flattered by Reds talk
Barcelona midfielder Seydou Keita has said that he is
flattered by reported interest from Liverpool in him.
Trap: My job is on the line
Giovanni Trapattoni knows failure to reach the Euro
2012 finals could cost him his job as Republic of Ireland boss.
Barry is ideal captain - Hart
Joe Hart believes Gareth Barry is ideal captaincy
material as he emerges as one of the favourites to lead England
against Spain on Saturday.
Woods leads the way in Australia
Clubhouse leader Tiger Woods fired an ominous warning
to the chasing pack at the Australian Open after firing a second
round 67.
NBA talks to resume next week
Talks will continue next week in an attempt to end the
NBA lockout after the players' union, the NBPA, broke off
negotiations on Thursday.
Schu would welcome Kimi back
Michael Schumacher would welcome Kimi Raikkonen back
to Formula One with open arms - both for their on-track rivalry and
off-track good times.
Australia crumble in Cape Town
Australia were skittled for 47 as South Africa battled
on day two of the first Test at Newlands, where they closed on 81-1,
needing 155 to win.
BHA amend whip rules
The British Horseracing Authority have announced
further amendments to the new whip rules, which were originally
introduced on October 10.
Warriors surrender to Stade
Stade Francais stormed back from 14-0 down to claim a
23-14 win over Worcester in their opening Amlin Challenge Cup Pool
One game at Sixways. |
