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Britain’s Tom Pidcock has signed a new long-term deal with Ineos Grenadiers, tying him to the team until 2027. The 22-year-old is one of the sport’s brightest multi-discipline talents, having won the world cyclo-cross title in January, mountain bike gold at the Tokyo Olympics and triumphed at Brabantse Pijl on the road last season. Ad/> “Ineos Grenadiers is the right team for me.
Content creator MAH, Matisse Armani, has launched plans for a protest over the Ricketts family's bid for Chelsea, to take place at Stamford Bridge ahead of the Premier League clash against Brentford. He has called upon the Youtube, Twitter and Instagram communities to push the gathering to meet at 12pm at Stamford Gate.
Former Man Utd defender Gary Neville thinks the Glazer family need to do five things to improve the club or put it up for sale.
International breaks can offer respite for some Premier League players from the stresses of their clubs. These five have struggled for form, game time or both with their club sides but impressed on international duty…
Ronnie O'Sullivan rattled in five centuries but still needed to win a last-frame decider to beat old rival Mark Williams at the Cazoo Tour Championship.
Premier League clubs look set to be allowed to make five substitutions from the start of next season, according to reports.
Three Armagh and two Donegal players could miss their sides' Ulster SFC meeting at Ballybofey next month following proposed one-match suspensions in the wake of their league meeting last Sunday.
Gary Neville has already shared his scathing verdict on the five substitutions rule that is set to be installed by the Premier League for next season. Clubs are poised to make a U-turn after rebuffing heavy calls for the past two years to follow other leagues and make the change.