Referee David Coldrick calls for more support to combat abuse
This weekend the GAA will aim to implement their Respect the Referee campaign which aims to reinforce the message that the abuse of match officials will not be tolerated.
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Mexico's World Cup Fans Told To Leave Tequila At Home
Tens of thousands of Mexicans heading to Qatar have been warned to leave the tequila at home as authorities seek to avoid a World Cup culture clash in the Muslim Gulf state. Fans from the Latin American nation are expected to make up one of the largest -- and most exuberant -- contingents of foreign supporters. "We like to sing, drink and dance all the time," said superfan Hector Chavez -- better known as Caramelo -- who has attended 10 World Cups in his trademark sombrero.
Patriots, Robert Kraft sent gift to first female to score touchdown in Massachusetts high school's history
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Karim Benzema: What's the story behind Real Madrid star's injured finger?
On Monday evening, Karim Benzema became the fifth Real Madrid player to win the Ballon d’Or in the 21st century.
Man City must do what they do best under Pep Guardiola after Liverpool FC blow
In an ideal world Manchester City would have liked to have beaten Liverpool on Sunday. Of course they would.
Tottenham: Conte 'considering' position change for £180k-a-week star vs Man Utd
Tottenham manager Antonio Conte is considering starting Ivan Perisic in attack against Manchester United, believes journalist Dean Jones.
Analysis-World Cup could be nightmare before Christmas for Britain's supermarkets
LONDON : The winter World Cup has added a new level of uncertainty to the Christmas trading outlook of Britain's supermarkets: How do you persuade cash-strapped shoppers to buy yule logs and luxury biscuits at the same time as beer and pizza?
Newcastle: Howe now suffers 'huge blow' over £120k-a-week star at St James' Park
Newcastle United losing Alexander Isak to injury is a “huge blow”, says journalist Dean Jones.