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Huddersfield Town have decisions to make over nine current first-team players this summer with their deals set to come to an end. But which of them should be kept on, and which players might give them the opportunity to refresh the squad with new players? Here’s our verdicts on each of them…
Massimo Donati knows all about the title race going down to the wire and reckons it’s Europa League-chasing Rangers who can’t afford to trip up this weekend.
Ally McCoist feels Antonio Conte could be the man to revive the fortunes of Manchester United and would not be surprised to see him at Old Trafford.
Scotland boss Steve Clarke insists he’s not interested in Friday’s World Cup draw - because we’re not there yet.
Noted West Ham United insider ExWHUemployee has given his thoughts on Tammy Abraham and the club failing to sign him last summer.
Ricky Ponting has no doubt that flamboyant wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant will be a successful India captain if he is handed the responsibility in future. Pant took over the captaincy at IPL franchise Delhi Capitals last season in the absence of an injured Shreyas Iyer, with the Ponting-led team management showing faith in the player. "With some experience in a role like this in such a high-pressure tournament like the IPL, you know, I've got no doubt in years to come there is every chance that Risabh could be international captain. No doubt about it," Ponting said during a virtual media interaction on the eve of their IPL-15 opener against Mumbai Indians.
Nobody would pretend it wasn’t a disappointing Six Nations. We had hoped for three victories, even, if the Gods were with us, four. We got two. In truth we are in the same boat as England, Wales and Italy.
In an emotional ceremony at Winnipeg city hall, the parents of a Humboldt Bronco hockey player were presented with a key to the city in honour of their advocacy for organ donation.