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Four-time world champion Mark Selby hopes he is on the mend as he receives ongoing physio treatment for a neck problem. Selby compiled a 137 break in a 5-2 defeat to Yuan Sijun in the opening round of the European Masters earlier this month, but struggled with the discomfort of a bulging disc at the top of his spine. Ad “The MRI scan came back Thursday evening, showing protruding disc C5 C6.
Joe Perry won the final two frames to complete a 4-3 victory against former world finalist Matthew Stevens in Northern Ireland Open qualifying in Wigan. Welsh Open holder Perry made two 56 breaks in the first three frames, but Stevens – runner-up at the Crucible in 2000 and 2005 – moved 3-2 clear courtesy of a 74, 61 and 85 on Saturday at the Robin Park Leisure Centre. Ad With the pressure mounting, Perry – who defeated 9-5 Judd Trump to lift his first major trophy at the Welsh in March – responded strongly as closing efforts of 54 and 56 secured his last-64 spot in Belfast (17-23 October live on Eurosport).
Everton legend Paul Bracewell celebrates his 60th birthday today but Peter Reid, his partner in the Blues engine room reckons that a player who he believes operated at the same level as the likes of the more-celebrated Bryan Robson, Glenn Hoddle and Ray Wilkins doesn’t get the credit he deserves beyond the confines of Goodison Park. Signed from Sunderland for £250,000 in May 1984, Bracewell soon established himself at the heartbeat of Everton’s most-successful side and within 12 months, he had won both the League Championship and European Cup-Winners’ Cup.
After Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum had a rough NBA Finals, Brad Stevens had a simple message for his team's franchise player.
Vuelven los Celtics. Así, sin paliativos ni nada más que decir, en una frase que significa mucho más de lo que esconde, de lo que parece y de lo que dice y significa. Vuelve el equipo por excelencia de la NBA, el que dominó la competición en sus albores, una Liga que ayudó a formar, de la que es pionero y fundador junto a unos Warriors que esperan en la última serie, esa que decidirá al campeón de la temporada 2021-22. 34 años han pasado desde que Larry Bird y el penúltimo equipo icónico de Boston llegara a unas Finales. Desde entonces, solo dos participaciones, un bagaje muy lejano de lo que han sido como franquicia y dejaron de ser, perdidos en el tiempo, en la retirada definitiva de Red Auerbach, los fallos y los aciertos de Danny Ainge, la ristra de entrenadores que llegó con más o menos efectividad y el nuevo proyecto que se heredó del antiguo, el último que ganó en 2008 y también el último que aterrizó en unas Finales, en 2010. En ambas ocasiones se enfrentaron con su enemigo íntimo, unos Lakers que aprovecharon de otra forma el tiempo y les llegaron a igualar en anillos, con 17. Ahora, la oportunidad de la reivindicación es también la de la redención. La del desempate histórico, recuperar el honor y volver al sitio que ocuparon con Bill Russell, Larry Bird, Kevin Garnett. A lo más alto.
Whether wearing his Rangers right-back hat or casting his expert eye as a physiotherapist, Gary Stevens arrives at the same verdict on James Tavernier.
Aleksandar Mitrovic, Harry Wilson and Dominic Solanke are in the running to be named Sky Bet Championship Player of the Season at the 2022 EFL Awards.
Aleksandar Mitrovic, Harry Wilson and Dominic Solanke are in the running to be named Sky Bet Championship Player of the Season at the 2022 EFL Awards.