Antonio questions if Zouma offence is worse than racism
West Ham United forward Michail Antonio has questioned whether Kurt Zouma's mistreatment of his cat is "worse than racism".
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Michail Antonio questions whether Kurt Zouma’s abuse of pet is worse than racism
West Ham forward Michail Antonio has questioned whether Kurt Zouma’s mistreatment of his cat is “worse than racism”.
Rooney y su 'fuga' del United: "Se fueron Tévez y Cristiano, yo era el único de perfil alto"
Wayne Rooney nunca se caracterizó por ser un tipo tranquilo ni dentro ni fuera del terreno de juego. Este jueves, la prensa inglesa revela un nuevo episodio de este en el Manchester United. En 2010, Rooney se sintió solo tras las marchas de Cristiano Ronaldo y Carlos Tévez. Este estaba preocupado por el rumbo que tomaba el club y el futuro más inmediato y decidió acudir al despacho de Sir Alex Ferguson.
"First Thing Joe Root Said...": Andrew Strauss On England Captain's New Batting Position In Tests
Andrew Strauss, the interim managing director of England Men's Cricket has revealed that skipper Joe Root himself instigated the move to bat at No.3 in the upcoming Test series against West Indies. While batting at No.4, Root managed to score 1,777 runs last year including six hundreds in the 17 Tests he played.
F1 to no longer have ‘We Race As One’ pre-race ceremonies
Formula 1 will do away with the ‘We Race As One’ ceremonies before grands prix, instead focusing its anti-racism campaign on “action”.
Anderson, Broad told: 'Fire up for summer'
Andrew Strauss has urged England record wicket takers Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad to get "fired up" for the summer and re-iterated that their international careers are not at an end.
England news: Leaving out Anderson and Broad an ‘earthquake in cricketing terms’
Former England batter Mark Ramprakash has described the decision to drop James Anderson and Stuart Broad for next month’s tour of the West Indies as “seismic”.
Lewis Hamilton will be 'fully charged' for new season, says F1 president Stefano Domenicali
Formula 1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali expects Lewis Hamilton to be «fully charged» for the start of the 2022 season. There have been questions over whether Hamilton would return to the sport following the hugely controversial end to the previous campaign when he missed out on the title to Max Verstappen. Ad/> However, Hamilton broke a two-month social media silence last week to declare he is “back” and has reportedly been visiting Mercedes’ team factory in Brackley this week.