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  • French coach hits out at “brats”

    October 16, 2011

    France rugby coach Marc Lievremont branded a group of his players “spoilt brats” yesterday, after they defied his orders by going out to celebrate their semi-final victory over Wales. “I’d asked the players not to go out, and I found out a few of them had gone out,” Lievremont said. “They’re a bunch of undisciplined [...]

  • Ascot specialist Society to Rock his rivals once again

    October 13, 2011

    ASCOT stages the inaugural QIPCO British Champions Day tomorrow and it’s going to be some spectacle. The Champions Series has been fantastic and it is all set to culminate in a feast of horseracing at the Berkshire track. One of the biggest betting races of the day is the Group Two Sprint Stakes (2.25pm) and [...]

  • Frankie’s Thoughts

    October 13, 2011

    THE waiting is almost over and I’m really looking forward to tomorrow’s QIPCO British Champions Day. The Champions Series has been a tremendous success so far and the organisers have been rewarded with some world class fields for the big day. Ascot has a special place in my heart and hopefully I’ll be in the [...]

  • Immortal Verse can give Frankel a fright

    October 13, 2011

    THE men in white coats may start beating down my door any minute because I genuinely believe that Frankel can be beaten in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes, one of the features on Ascot’s QIPCO British Champions Day card. Regular readers will quickly point out that I thought Henry Cecil’s wonder colt might be beaten [...]

  • Back super-fit Welsh to kick French into touch

    October 13, 2011

    WALES vs FRANCE TOMORROW – 9.00AM ITV1 BEFORE the Rugby World Cup got underway, not many would have predicted Wales would still be around at the semi-final stage. However, having seen their thrilling performances and attack-minded approach, fewer still would say they do not deserve to be in the last four. Wales’ New Zealand-born coach [...]

  • Three Lions Euro hopes damaged by Rooney ban

    October 13, 2011

    ENGLAND’S hopes of prospering at next summer’s European Champions were dealt a seismic blow last night when Uefa confirmed Wayne Rooney would serve a three-game ban as a result of the red card he received against Montenegro last week. The Manchester United striker was dismissed for kicking Miodrag Dzudovic in the 2-2 draw in Podgorica [...]

  • Unforgivable act leaves Capello in horrible position

    October 13, 2011

    WAYNE ROONEY’S three-match ban is a huge blow to Fabio Capello, the whole team and England’s fans for next summer’s European Championships. The Manchester United star let his colleagues down on the night – although they got away with it in Montenegro – but the long-term consequences of his red card are disastrous and that [...]

  • England’s World Cup mistakes mirrored by Twickenham chaos

    October 13, 2011

    I WOULD like to see Martin Johnson keep his job and I think he will be asked to stay on, despite England’s disappointing World Cup campaign. But I also think he’ll be expected to make changes within the coaching staff and I’m not sure he’ll be happy to do that. One change I’d welcome would [...]

  • Gatland bullish despite Priestland injury setback

    October 13, 2011

    WALES vs FRANCE WALES coach Warren Gatland insists his side will not be weakened by the absence of in-form fly-half Rhys Priestland for arguably the biggest game in the team’s history tomorrow. Priestland, who has been a revelation at the World Cup, has failed to recover from a shoulder injury in time for the semi-final [...]

  • Tevez returns to City training

    October 13, 2011

    MANCHESTER CITY striker Carlos Tevez was made to train alone on his return to the club following his two-week suspension. The Argentina international faces disciplinary proceedings over allegations he refused to come on as a second-half substitute in last month’s defeat against Bayern Munich. If City impose a further ban, or issue a substantial fine, [...]

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