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  • Saints preserving home form is key to early season surge

    November 11, 2013

    PERHAPS the best story from this exciting season is Southampton’s surge into the top three under Mauricio Pochettino. Eyebrows were raised when Pochettino replaced Nigel Adkins, who led the Saints into the top flight with successive promotions, but the Argentinian has improved them even further. The 4-1-4-1 system Southampton favour allows them to press high [...]

  • Jamaican failed tests are tip of the iceberg, says doping chief

    November 11, 2013

    A TOP Jamaican anti-doping official believes the country’s athletics scene could have a far bigger problem with drugs than is currently acknowledged. Dr Paul Wright’s comments come at the end of a difficult year for Jamaican track and field in which former 100m world record holder Asafa Powell and Olympic relay gold medallist Sherone Simpson [...]

  • Golf Comment: Rose and Poulter the big threats to Stenson’s Race to Dubai quest

    November 11, 2013

    I CANNOT remember a European Tour season with so many players still in with a chance of scooping the order of merit as they prepare to tee off in the final event. Nine men remain in contention to win the Race to Dubai heading into the DP World Tour Championship, which begins at Jumeirah Golf [...]

  • Bell backs England to shrug off injury and weather woe

    November 11, 2013

    ENGLAND batsman Ian Bell insists his team will be ready for next week’s first Ashes Test, despite injury and weather concerns having taken their toll on preparations since they arrived in Australia. Bell hit a century in England’s opening tour match but watched in frustration from the pavilion as persistent rainfall meant just 31 overs [...]

  • St. George’s on lockdown

    November 11, 2013

    THE FOOTBALL Association were last night forced to make alternative accommodation and training arrangements for its England players following the outbreak of a stomach virus at St. George’s Park. The Under-21s side, who have been at the site since Sunday, have been unaffected but moved as a precaution, while the senior team will not meet at the [...]

  • Plans for Williams’ resurgence convinces Massa to leave Ferrari

    November 11, 2013

    THE Formula One merry-go-round kicked into overdrive last night as Williams announced the signing of Felipe Massa from Ferrari, while McLaren are also poised to confirm rookie Kevin Magnussen will replace Sergio Perez next season. Massa has penned a three-year deal to replace Pastor Maldonado, with the Venezuelan driver tipped to replace Ferrari-bound Kimi Raikonnen [...]

  • Townsend reveals World Cup hopes

    November 11, 2013

    FOOTBALL: Tottenham winger Andros Townsend intends to seize his opportunity to impress England manager Roy Hodgson in the forthcoming friendlies against Chile and Germany in order to boost his chances of selection for next summer’s World Cup squad. Townsend enjoyed a goalscoring debut against Montenegro last month then starred against Poland four days later and [...]

  • Armstrong makes honesty pledge

    November 11, 2013

    CYCLING: Disgraced seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong has vowed to co-operate with any inquiry into doping by international union UCI. He said: “I would speak with 100 per cent transparency and honesty. All I would say is we had a very consistent pattern of behaviour for 20 years in cycling and yet the [...]

  • England to meet France in last eight

    November 11, 2013

    RUGBY LEAGUE: France will be England’s opponents in Saturday’s rugby league World Cup quarter-final in Wigan following their 22-6 defeat to Samoa last night. Samoa will play Fiji in Warrington on Sunday.

  • Italian industry sees output fall for 10th quarter

    November 11, 2013

    ITALIAN industrial production was up marginally in September, but down significantly for the third quarter, according to figures released yesterday, adding to fears that Italy could prove a drag on the Eurozone. Italy’s national statistics institute (Istat) reported that production – excluding construction – increased by 0.2 per cent in September compared to the month [...]

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