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Scotland is in the grip of a ‘cancer timebomb’ after the number of cases of killers like prostate cancer rocketed in the last decade.
A conservative library’s ban on LGBT Q pride flags has backfired, as one patron hit back by using its own rules to advocate for the Bible to be removed from its shelves
The 24-year-old is one of a number of options Newcastle are considering to replace Bruno Guimaraes after his £75million move to Arsenal.
The competition, which has since its inception been backed by the likes of KSI, Gary Lineker and Ian Wright, sold out the O2 Arena for last season’s final, which was won by KSI’s Prime FC.
In a previous life, Sebastien Pocognoli was a young firebrand who certainly knew how to light the blue touchpaper back home in Belgium.
SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell has admitted that the current lack of top-class Scottish managers is an issue which needs to be urgently addressed by the governing body.
Chelsea have taken the unusual decision to rebrand their top youth sides as Cobham Next Gen.From the start of the new season, Chelsea’s Under-21s and Under-19s will play under the new moniker in the Premier League 2 and the UEFA Under-19 Youth League. Last season, Chelsea mainly used the same group of players across both teams, as domestic competition for elite-level academies in England is limited to Under-18s and Under-21s – while continental academy football is played at Under-19 level.Meanwhile, the age range of the Chelsea Under-21 outfit that finished top of the Premier League 2 last term resembled an Under-18s squad,…
ESPN originator Invoice Rasmussen lifeless at 93 as infrastructure hails 'game-changer for the ages'
Bill Rasmussen, the mastermind behind ESPN, has died at the age of 93, the network has announced. Rasmussen, who founded the sports broadcasting giant, passed away at his home in Florida from the effects of Parkinson’s disease on Tuesday.ESPN hailed the visionary entrepreneur, who created the out-of-the-box idea of a 24-hour cable sports network, as a ‘game-changer’ as tributes poured in. ‘Bill was a remarkable man – a visionary and an innovator who conceived the idea of a network entirely devoted to sports,’ said ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro. ‘Quite simply, none of us would be here today if it wasn’t for Bill’s passion and…
Even when signing his final new contract in November 2024, Pep Guardiola knew that change would soon be necessary at Manchester City.Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak could feel their time together coming to a close during a meeting in Abu Dhabi to decide on an extension amid the worst run of results throughout Guardiola’s gilded career.The Catalan didn’t feel as if he could leave City in the lurch, that he owed it to them to oversee the start of an overhaul, although had raised the prospect of parting ways so as not to burden the hierarchy, all of whom he counts…
Wayne Rooney has named Luke Shaw as the player that Manchester United ‘can’t rely on’ heading into the new season during the first episode of his new Red Devils-centric podcast. Man United were downed by former manager Ruben Amorim’s AC Milan 4-2 in their final pre-season friendly ahead of the start of the new Premier League season. Their opening clash against Hull on Saturday will mark the first competitive match of Michael Carrick’s tenure as permanent manager, but before the first ball is kicked, Rooney and his co-host of Stick to United Mark Goldbridge aired their concerns about Shaw’s abilities – and…
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