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Cycling: Sutton triumphs in bunch sprint
Monday 22 August 2011
The Australian Chris Sutton won stage two of the Tour of Spain yesterday in a bunch sprint, while Italy's Daniele Bennati took over as the race leader. Spain's Vicente Reynes finished second behind Team Sky's Sutton on the 174-km stage from La Nucia, with Germany's Marcel Kittel third.
Paul Newman: 'Sincil Blanc' sums up what big freeze does to small clubs
Monday 06 December 2010
The Football League Column: In Leagues One and Two only three out of 24 games beat the bad weather
Lennon wants apology for penalty
Tuesday 09 November 2010
Neil Lennon would like an apology from Dougie McDonald after the referee admitted lying to the Celtic boss following the now-infamous Tannadice penalty decision.
Lennon: 'It's rare for a football game to break out in Old Firm clash'
Sunday 24 October 2010
Celtic manager is up for challenge but something must give as arch-rivals defend 100 per cent records
Chris Sutton quits as Lincoln manager
Wednesday 29 September 2010
Chris Sutton has quit as Lincoln manager after just a year in charge.
Cycling: Sky on a high after Sutton's sprint
Monday 25 January 2010
British team continue their successful start with another one-two finish
FA Cup is brimming with possible shocks and slips
Saturday 02 January 2010
Bolton Wanderers v Lincoln City
Today 3pm. TV: Highlights ITV1 10.30pm
In one dugout, a caretaker, in the other, a rookie. For both the FA Cup offers a shot at glory. While Chris Evans, previously Gary Megson's assistant, takes charge of Bolton for probably his only match, Chris Sutton seeks respite from a difficult first post.
Andy Cole: In a golden age for strikers, Torres and Drogba lead the way
Saturday 03 October 2009
Fired up
Delays leave Vokes' loan move to Coventry in doubt
Thursday 01 October 2009
Wolves tell Championship club to act swiftly or striker will move elsewhere
Chris Sutton appointed as Lincoln manager
Monday 28 September 2009
Chris Sutton has been appointed as the new manager of Coca-Cola League Two club Lincoln.
Cycling: Crowds flock to salute king of Norway
Sunday 20 September 2009
Edvald Boasson Hagen sealed overall victory in the eight-day Tour of Britain that ended in front of huge crowds in central London yesterday.
Sport on TV: Getting horny. Getting fat. Your choice for life after sport
Saturday 03 November 2007
There are many and varied ways to head off into sporting retirement. The preferred exit for tennis players is, of course, face down in a mound of coke like Al Pacino in Scarface, but failing that you can always let your career dribble away, (allegedly) cheat on your girlfriend with Paris Hilton and end up on reality TV.
Amnesty attacks Government over human rights
Wednesday 24 May 2006
Amnesty International has accused the British Government of using the war on terror to force through measures which cause "serious human rights violations".
Football: O'Neill joy tempered by `crass' criticism of Balde
Monday 07 February 2005
Dunfermline Athletic 0 Celtic 3
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