Neil Critchley set to land Hearts manager job as new boss to land in Edinburgh TOMORROW
Neil Critchley looks set to be named as the new Hearts manager.
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Jaguars Owner Still Appears To Have Doug Pederson's Back Amid Brutally Slow Start
Things have been rough for the Jacksonville Jaguars, but head coach Doug Pederson seems to be in a decent spot because the guy who signs his checks — team owner Shad Khan — appears to be on his side.
Ken Rosenthal Reportedly Banned From Padres Dugout After Ripping Tatis, Machado
The San Diego Padres were clearly not happy with Fox Sports broadcaster Ken Rosenthal.
I work with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and know what's coming next at Manchester United
Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie has expressed his confidence in Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos transforming the prospects of Manchester United, though he emphasises it won't be a quick fix.
Lindor grand slam helps Mets eliminate Phillies, advance to 1st NLCS since 2015
Francisco Lindor hit a grand slam in the sixth inning, his latest clutch swing in an extraordinary season full of them, and the New York Mets reached the National League Championship Series with a 4-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday.
Man City star Erling Haaland breaks silence on Gabriel incident vs Arsenal in moody press conference
Erling Haaland has no regrets over throwing the ball at Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes in Manchester City's bad-tempered Premier League draw last month.
Hearts chief chucks caution in the bin as multi-million pathbreaker makes him truly believe in title glory
Hearts chief Andrew McKinlay believes the Tynecastle tie-in with the analytics firm behind Brighton’s success can turn them into genuine title challengers. The Jambos sit rock bottom of the Premiership after the worst start to a season in their history. But a multi-million pound investment that will see the club benefit from the use of Jamestown Analytics, the data and stats company owned by Tony Bloom’s Starlizard, has McKinlay excited.
Sailing-Britain's Ainslie has high hopes for future of America's Cup
BARCELONA : Sailing has a great opportunity to develop as a sport if the America's Cup can involve more frequent events and evolve the boats now being raced, said British skipper Ben Ainslie.