Nottingham Forest face fight to keep defender with four clubs interested
Nottingham Forest could lose a defender before the window closes, with four teams all keen to sign Mohamed Drager as reported by journalist Walid El Mechri.
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Rugby evening headlines as Welsh coach gone with immediate effect and Scarlets announce reshuffle
Here are your rugby evening headlines for Tuesday, 25 January
Paul Scholes once came out of retirement, aged 43, to play for team in England's 11th tier
Imagine turning up to play for your semi-professional team on a Saturday afternoon and spotting Paul Scholes lacing up his boots for the opponents.
Welsh rugby players arrive at team camp for Six Nations training
Players from the Welsh rugby team arrive at the National Centre of Excellence on the first day of the senior men’s team camp for the 2022 Guinness Six Nations.
Slalom star Charlie Guest insists there's more to come ahead of Winter Olympic Games
PERTH slalom star Charlie Guest is back from the brink in time for a second shot at the Winter Olympics — insisting there's 'more to come' than her recent lifetime best. The 28-year-old nearly hung up her skis after a difficult Olympic debut at PyeongChang 2018, derailed by back injury, spending more than a year away from top-level racing. Ad/> Having been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis in 2020, Guest is back and better than ever, bagging a lifetime best 13th at the Schladming World Cup slalom this month.
Is Watford's sacking culture justified?
As Watford close in on Roy Hodgson as their 16th permanent head coach in under 10 years, are the Hornets actually right to pull the plug when things start going south?
Loose Pass: Free rugby, Europe’s Tri-Nations and South Africa’s drop-off in tradition
Rugby’s most numerous stakeholders in the UK, us armchair judges, were dealt a rare treat in this most challenging of times this week, with the news that this year’s Premiership Final will be broadcast live on free-to-air TV.
Ebony Rainford-Brent calls Middlesex chairman's views on black and South Asian interest 'painful'
Former England player Ebony Rainford-Brent says Middlesex chairman Mike O'Farrell's comments on black and South Asian interest in cricket are «painful» and «outdated».