Manchester United forgotten academy graduate can get a chance under Erik ten Hag
As Bournemouth celebrated an immediate return to the Premier League on Monday night Ethan Laird could have been forgiven for having mixed feelings.
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Lewis Hamilton: Mark Webber labels Briton the GOAT and backs him to respond after tough 2022 start
Mark Webber has backed Lewis Hamilton to rediscover his form in due course and has said his ability to use strife as motivation is what makes him arguably the greatest of all time.
Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal 'going strong' despite Serb claiming 'things are changing'
Novak Djokovic has claimed that he and Rafael Nadal are "still going strong" despite admitting things are "changing" with new, young players coming to the forefront. The pair are in the same draw of a tournament for the first time in 11 months and could meet in the semi-final.
New Zealand pull out of Thomas Cup due to COVID-19, replaced by US
New Zealand have pulled out of the Thomas Cup after their team for the men's badminton championship was "severely depleted" by positive COVID-19 tests, prompting the sport's global governing body to replace them with the United States.
Badminton-New Zealand pull out of Thomas Cup due to COVID, replaced by US
New Zealand have pulled out of the Thomas Cup after their team for the men's badminton championship was "severely depleted" by positive COVID-19 tests, prompting the sport's global governing body to replace them with the United States.
Webber: People ‘too harsh, too fast’ on Hamilton
Mark Webber feels people are being prematurely “harsh” on Lewis Hamilton, after the seven-time World Champion’s tough start to the season.
Kitchee coach hoping Hong Kong can cash in on Asian Champions League success
HONG KONG : Kitchee coach Alex Chu is hoping that the club's historic breakthrough in the Asian Champions League will have a positive knock-on effect on investment in football in Hong Kong.
Ange Postecoglou 'holds all the cards' in Celtic recruitment following Mark Lawwell appointment
There is a not inconsiderable section of the Celtic support that have a obtuse contempt for their former chief executive Peter Lawwell, who presided over rarely-witnessed sustained domestic success before stepping down after 18 years amid the calamities of last season.