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  • England’s narrow defeat by New Zealand shows Eddie Jones’s side have turned around poor year

    November 11, 2018

    England may have lost Saturday’s match against New Zealand, but the fact the majority of the 82,149 people left Twickenham disappointed shows just how much Eddie Jones has turned things around. Ahead of the autumn internationals the prevailing mood was more pessimistic than optimistic. England had endured a difficult 2018, failing in the Six Nations [...]

  • Manchester City brush off financial allegations with dominant derby win over Manchester United

    November 11, 2018

    If last week’s Football Leaks reports suggested that Manchester City’s success owes as much to creativity in their accounting as in their attacking play, then the visit of Manchester United to the Etihad Stadium on Sunday could hardly have been better timed. Because for all of City’s alleged gaming of Financial Fair Play rules by [...]

  • Five things we learned from the Premier League weekend: Lucky Arsenal, in-form Jordan Pickford, Fulham test Shahid Khan’s patience, Roy Hodgson’s gripes and Tottenham earn a breather

    November 11, 2018

    There have been many occasions during Arsenal’s rollercoaster 16-game unbeaten streak when it seemed like the run was about to end and the 1-1 draw with Wolves on Sunday was certainly one of them. The match had every one of the hallmarks of Unai Emery’s short reign: a slow, ponderous first half, an improvement after [...]

  • Tottenham warned for promising Champions League football in delayed new stadium

    November 9, 2018

    Tottenham Hotspur have been warned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for an advert claiming their new stadium would be "the only place to watch the Champions League in London". The watchdog have sent Tottenham an advice notice, warning them to "avoid making claims in future advertising that they cannot fulfil". The north London club [...]

  • Football Leaks: Who is behind the whistleblowing platform and where does the information come from?

    November 8, 2018

    Even if you’ve not heard of Football Leaks you will have read some of the stories which originated from the whistleblowing website. That’s because they’ve been nearly unavoidable, intermittently dominating news cycles worldwide for the last three years with subjects which go well beyond football. While things like transfer fees details and third-party ownership may [...]

  • Ollie Phillips: Chris Ashton is exactly the type of weapon England need to trouble New Zealand

    November 8, 2018

    Chris Ashton’s selection to face New Zealand at Twickenham on Saturday is an exciting and bold move by England head coach Eddie Jones. Ashton is a natural-born try-scorer who is dangerous across all areas of the pitch. He has a fantastic record and will certainly cause the All Blacks headaches defensively. Jack Nowell, who he replaces, [...]

  • Horse Racing Betting Tips: If The Cap Fits can prove that he is now an Elite Hurdler

    November 8, 2018

    MAKING selections for tomorrow’s National Hunt action before this morning’s declaration stage is no easy feat, particularly as much will depend on how much rain hits both Wincanton and Aintree this evening. Once again, if the levels predicted don’t materialise, we will be confronted by reams of non-runners with trainers opting not to risk their [...]

  • Horseracing: David Pipe’s City AM Column

    November 8, 2018

    LAST week I mentioned that the lack of rain was causing us trainers some real headaches and I’m hoping our prayers will be answered today as there is plenty forecast at Wincanton ahead of tomorrow’s big meeting. That will be particularly good news for RAMSES DE TEILLEE if it materialises, as soft ground is the [...]

  • Horse Racing Betting Tips: Erik won’t cry Wolf in November Handicap

    November 8, 2018

    PURISTS count tomorrow’s meeting at Doncaster as the finale of the Flat season, and trainers and owners are certainly supporting it with a massive 133 horses running across the eight-race card. It’s not going to be easy for punters to find winners, especially in the big betting race of the day, the 23-runner November Handicap [...]

  • New defensive coach John Mitchell is Eddie Jones’ secret weapon as England prepare to face New Zealand

    November 8, 2018

    John Mitchell is the Kiwi in the England camp and could give Eddie Jones’s side the edge this weekend as they look to inflict what would be only New Zealand’s second defeat in the past year. England’s new defensive coach was brought in to the set-up by Jones ahead of the autumn internationals to shore [...]

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