Sir Alex Ferguson makes joke after Pep Guardiola wins award named after him
Sir Alex Ferguson joked that it felt 'sore' to hand over the Manager of the Year award named after him to Pep Guardiola.
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Taking a look at the financial crisis gripping the Gallagher Premiership
London Irish could be the latest victims of the financial crisis gripping the Gallagher Premiership.
Five key talking points as rivals Man City and Man Utd clash in FA Cup final
Rivals Manchester City and Manchester United clash in the FA Cup final this weekend.
Citation named in Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2023
Health & Safety and HR provider Citation has been placed in The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2023. The prestigious list recognises organisations with the highest employee engagement and wellbeing levels. Citation supports more than 50,000 SMEs throughout the UK to help them create better businesses and workplaces.
The coastal park with a beautiful sandy beach an hour from Greater Manchester
Half term is in full swing and the weather is suitably warm and sunny - well, when the sun does decide to make an appearance. There’s no better way to make the most of it than with a trip to the beach.
Households only have TODAY to claim for £200 energy support
Households have until the end of today to claim help with their bills worth up to £200.
"Mohammed Siraj Is Up There At Top": Australia Pacer Heaps Praise On RCB Teammate
Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood heaped praise on his Indian Premier League (IPL) teammate Mohammad Siraj for his recent performances for the Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL 2023. This season Siraj was a completely different version of himself. His preciseness in the powerplay and exhibiting control over his line and length in the death was one of the most noticeable transformations he went through over the past year. As Hazlewood missed the majority of the IPL action due to an injury, Siraj did not let RCB feel his absence for a minute.
European sports ministers urge quick resolution of Women's World Cup broadcast rights
The sports ministers of Europe's top soccer nations on Wednesday urged global governing body FIFA and broadcasters to work together and "find a common path" over broadcasting rights for this year's Women's World Cup.