Ecuador appoint Gallardo as national team head coach
Sept 13 : Ecuador have appointed Argentine Marcelo Gallardo as head coach of the national team, the Ecuadorian Football Federation said on Sunday.
John Harbaugh: Giants' win over Cowboys in debut 'really special' - ESPN
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — John Harbaugh's first game as New York Giants coach went as planned. His team played physical football during a 28-20 win over the rival Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night at MetLife Stadium.
Leo Cullen: ‘We won’t be taking bullshit off anybody this year. Nobody. None of our players, nobody’
Sport, as well as politics, is sprinkled with examples of the head coach or manager’s authority being undermined by their impending departure in an anticlimactic final campaign. Leo Cullen has no intention of this happening to Leinster under his watch, however.
Charlton boss Nathan Jones in the doghouse after linesman rant
Clarification of the week? We’ll go with the rather elaborate one offered by Charlton manager Nathan Jones. It all started with his considerable ire following his side having a goal ruled out for offside during their scoreless Championship draw with QPR.
‘God-like’ Shane Lowry puts on a divine show at an Irish Open like no other
Just when you thought you’d seen it all. But then again, we had a notion that this Irish Open would be like not very much we’d witnessed before, especially that moment when play was interrupted by a swarm of Chinooks. Usually it’s midges that are the chief airborne nuisance in these parts, so this was a whole new ball game.
Despite Shane Lowry’s fairytale Irish Open win, politics and power came first
Zoom in and what we had in West Clare on Sunday evening was an Irishman sinking a 29-foot putt to win the Amgen Irish Open by a record margin in front of a raucous Irish crowd, and on a links course of no little beauty.
Maurice Brosnan: Cliffords and Fossa cross the final frontier
Kerry IFC final: Fossa 0-26 Kilcummin 0-22
‘I needed a break from the mental side of it’: Cathal McShane on leaving Tyrone set-up
Mickey Harte always preached to his players about finding that extra, elusive five per cent that can make all the difference.