Capital One Cup: Arsenal exit but Liverpool win record shootout September 23, 2014 ARSENAL 1 SOUTHAMPTON 2 ARSENAL boss Arsene Wenger last night leapt to the defence of his makeshift side as they were dumped out of the Capital One Cup in front of their own fans. The Gunners, twice winners of the competition, took the lead through Alexis Sanchez on 13 minutes, but a Dusan Tadic penalty [...]
McDowell: Rory doesn’t need me anymore September 23, 2014 FORMER US Open champion Graeme McDowell fears familiar playing partner Rory McIlroy has become too good for him. The pair stood side by side at Celtic Manor and Medinah in the last two Ryder Cups, but a strained relationship off the course recently had led Europe team captain Paul McGinley being questioned on whether he [...]
Tigers curse continues as Youngs is to miss autumn internationals September 23, 2014 HOOKER Tom Youngs has added to England head coach Stuart Lancaster’s mounting injury woes, after club side Leicester revealed he faces three months on the sidelines following a shoulder operation. Youngs is the third Leicester forward set to miss the autumn international series, along with Ed Slater and Dan Cole. There are further concerns too [...]
Middlesex move a point closer to maintaining Division One place September 23, 2014 MIDDLESEX are closing in on County Championship safety after securing an invaluable batting bonus-point on day one of their relegation decider with Lancashire at Old Trafford. Lancashire trail Middlesex by 19 points in the Division One table, so must win the match and earn three more bonus points than their rivals in order to survive. [...]
Tottenham can’t share our stadium, declares Hammers vice-chair Brady September 23, 2014 WEST Ham vice-chairman Karren Brady has hinted any request from Tottenham to share the Olympic Stadium for a season would be met with an adamant “no”. Spurs’s new stadium plans have been rocked by an ongoing planning dispute that will now see them relocate from north London for the 2017-18 season. They had previously gone [...]
Carroll jealous of West Ham team-mates September 23, 2014 WATCHING West Ham’s impressive start to the season has been a bittersweet experience for injured striker Andy Carroll. The England international was thrilled by West Ham’s stunning victory over former club Liverpool on Saturday, and has heralded the club’s summer signings and change in playing style. But Carroll has been forced to appreciate the talents [...]
Out of sight September 23, 2014 Michael Hoppen Gallery to showcase photographs of the horizon The horizon, where land and sky conspire to conceal the unknown, has long been a fixation of photographers. On the one hand it connotes distance, expansiveness, the epic curvature of the earth. On the other, it’s a symbol of the limitation of human perspective – a [...]
State of nature September 23, 2014 Beetles and Huxley host a retrospective of one of the most important photographers of the modern era In an age when photography has never been so disposable, easy and quick, Sebastião Salgado’s work is testament to the treasures that can be reaped from taking your time. His Genesis series (which premiered last year at the [...]
Easy on the clutch September 23, 2014 This exquisite clutch is the colourful antidote to your monochrome autumn wardrobe This timeless clutch was designed by the inimitable Edie Parker, who claims to have drawn inspiration from “handbag designs favoured by showgirls and socialites during the 1950s”. The bold, orange design will work perfectly with darker outfits to provide your autumn wardrobe with [...]
Beautiful things: Glass fruit, an orange clutch and headphones by Vertu September 23, 2014 Watching an artist mould molten glass is a sensual experience. The thick liquid folds on top of itself, smouldering at the edges; it’s this danger factor that attracted Parisian sculptor Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert to the medium. Wintrebert, whose glass installations have been on display at the V&A’s Glass Galleries, says, “It became my passion [...]