Stirling Albion boss hopes to add more new faces to his 2022-23 squad
Stirling Albion manager Darren Young is still planning to add a number of players to his squad ahead of next season after bringing in four new recruits so far.
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Lewis Hamilton 'knocked off his perch' by Mercedes teammate George Russell
Lewis Hamilton: It's difficult to imagine life without racing
‘No other big clubs wanted him’ - Simon Jordan questions Dan Ashworth's Newcastle appointment
Simon Jordan cannot understand why Newcastle United fans are excited about the appointment of Dan Ashworth. The former Brighton chief was finally confirmed as the Magpies’ new sporting director on Monday after a compensation package was agreed.
Bob Myers: Money won’t keep Warriors from re-upping Jordan Poole
The Warriors will pay about $170 million in luxury tax this year – an NBA record by about $73 million.
Hull FC shown warning signs as top four hopes rest on repeating early-season trick
After a two-week break, Hull FC return to Super League action this Sunday afternoon, travelling to Wakefield for a second time this year.
Sunderland supporters cast overwhelming verdict about Dion Sanderson return
Sunderland fans are in agreement that bringing former loanee Dion Sanderson back to the club would be a no brainer this summer. The Wolverhampton Wanderers defender became a fan favourite during his season-long loan with the club in 2020/21 and could be set for a move away from Molineux this summer.
George Russell has knocked Lewis Hamilton off his perch – Eddie Jordan on Mercedes power shift
Former F1 team owner Eddie Jordan believes there has been a power shift at Mercedes and says that George Russell is now “top dog”, not Lewis Hamilton. Russell is the only driver to have finished in the top five of every race so far this season in an impressive first season with the Silver Arrows.
NBA Finals 2022 - Why the Warriors-Celtics series will be determined by which star duo can crack the other's defense
The Golden State Warriors are in the NBA Finals for the sixth time over the past eight seasons, making them the first team to do so since the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls of the 1990s. The Boston Celtics, meanwhile, are making their first Finals appearance since 2010. Not a single player on the Celtics' roster has ever competed in an NBA Finals game, while current Warriors have 123 combined games of Finals experience.