Dele Alli reveals childhood abuse that led to spell in rehab
Dele Alli revealed on Thursday that he has recently come out of rehab for a sleeping pill addiction after struggling to deal with the trauma of suffering sexual abuse as a child.
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Momen Ini Bikin Lukaku Mantap Campakkan Inter
Romelu Lukaku tidak akan kembali memperkuat Inter Milan. Ada satu momen yang diyakini membuat Lukaku mantap untuk tidak melanjutkan kariernya di Inter.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos owns the fracking rights for the land underneath Manchester United's Carrington training ground
The company owned by Manchester United takeover candidate Sir Jim Ratcliffe holds the rights to explore for shale gas beneath the club's Carrington training ground. Chemical giant Ineos owns a 60 per cent stake in an onshore oil and gas licence covering large swathes of Trafford and Salford.
Gillingham’s tribute to late Millwall owner John Berylson soured by ‘poor behaviour of a small minority’ says director of operations Joe Comper
Gillingham have distanced themselves from a “small minority” of supporters who chanted vile songs about Millwall’s recently deceased chairman.
Ebbsfleet United sign former Chelsea and Lincoln City striker Nathan Odokonyero from Bognor Regis Town for an undisclosed fee
Ebbsfleet manager Dennis Kutrieb has backed new striker Nathan Odokonyero to be a surprise package in the National League.
Santiago Gimenez The Hero As Mexico Down Panama 1-0 To Lift 9th Gold Cup
Santiago Gimenez scored the game-winner minutes after entering the match Sunday as Mexico beat Panama 1-0 to win a record-extending ninth CONCACAF Gold Cup crown. The final of the regional championship for North and Central America and the Caribbean was a fast-paced physical affair between a Mexico team eager to move on from recent disappointments and a Panama side seeking a first Gold Cup crown in their third final appearance. Gimenez started on the bench in favor of Henry Martin and with the match deadlocked was brought on in the 85th minute.
Jack O'Connor: Dubs didn't bring back cavalry for the craic
On the Monday after the 1985 All-Ireland semi-finals - another foursome which contained Monaghan - a weary Paddy Downey wrote in the Irish Times that, "Nothing changes in the football championship, except the numbers. Another year passes, the scores vary, the mould remains unbroken."