GAA set to vote on retaining rules on cynical fouling
The GAA'S annual congress next month will vote on a motion to retain penalties introduced in 2021 to combat cynical fouling for another two years.
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Rio Ferdinand lifts lid on extent of his foul-mouthed training feuds with Wayne Rooney
Rio Ferdinand has revealed that he and former Manchester United team-mate Wayne Rooney would engage in foul-mouthed clashes in 'every training session' during their time together at Old Trafford.
'He has called a foul on himself, wow' - Steven Hallworth's ultimate act of sportsmanship at Snooker Shoot Out
There are high-stakes in professional sport, but honour means a lot and Steven Hallworth showed ultimate sportsmanship when calling a foul on himself against Daniel Womersley at the Snooker Shoot Out. Hallworth came into the week ranked 70 in the world, meaning his place in the professional ranks is hanging in the balance. Ad/> A good run at the Shoot Out would catapult him up the standings, and he had advanced to the last 16.
Milwaukee Bucks' Grayson Allen suspended one game for foul on Chicago Bulls' Alex Caruso
The NBA suspended the Milwaukee Bucks' Grayson Allen for one game on Sunday over the flagrant 2 foul on Alex Caruso that caused a fractured wrist for the the Chicago Bulls guard.
Bulls G Alex Caruso sidelined by broken wrist after Grayson Allen foul
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Chicago Bulls' Billy Donovan blasts Milwaukee Bucks' Grayson Allen for 'dangerous' foul on Alex Caruso
MILWAUKEE — Chicago Bulls coach Billy Donovan wants the NBA to consider further discipline for Milwaukee Bucks guard Grayson Allen after he was ejected in the third quarter of Milwaukee's 94-90 victory for a Flagrant 2 foul on Bulls guard Alex Caruso.
'They're here to watch us, not you!' - Nick Kyrgios in foul-mouthed rants on towels, clock at Australian Open
It would not be an Australian Open without some kind of complaint from Nick Kyrgios about towels, the shot clock or something similar to an umpire. After seeing his serve broken for the first time in the tournament against «heavy favourite» for the men's singles title, Daniil Medvedev, the Australian decided to express his displeasure in the form of a good old-fashioned towel rant. Ad/> At 2-3 down to the Russian in the opening set, Kyrgios found himself already a tad hot under the collar as he remonstrated about the lack of towels at the back of the court during the early stages of the match.