Brendan Rodgers branded ‘foolishly brave’ over Celtic approach as Simon Jordan emerges as unlikely Dortmund debacle ally
Simon Jordan has emerged as an unlikely Brendan Rodgers ally as he defended the Celtic boss' "foolish bravery" against Dortmund.
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Ally McCoist squeezes in Celtic verdict before 'date' with the King at Windsor Castle
He may be set to rub shoulders with royalty, but Ally McCoist still had time to offer his tuppence worth on Celtic's Champions League annihilation.
Chaim Bloom to take over as Cardinals president of baseball ops in 2026 - ESPN
The St. Louis Cardinals are making major changes to their front office — but not until after the 2025 season, team owner and CEO Bill DeWitt Jr. announced Monday during his end-of-year news conference.
Greater Manchester's ghost estate where every home lies empty
The gardens are overgrown, there's rubbish piled in the street and the windows are tinned up.
Cayuga artist's redesign of Ticats logo aims to add Indigenous pride to Hamilton's team
Kyle Joedicke has been a fan of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for as long as he can remember.
Christine Sinclair retires: Canada star to play to season's end - ESPN
Portland Thorns forward Christine Sinclair, the leading goal scorer in international soccer history, will retire at the end of the 2024 National Women's Soccer League season, she announced on Friday.
Manu Bhaker, Trolled For Wearing Paris Olympic Medals, Gives Fiery Reply
Shooter Manu Bhaker scripted history last month as she became the first athlete of Independent India to win multiple medals at a single edition of the Olympic games. The 22-year-old claimed bronze medal in the women's 10-metre air pistol event and the 10-metre air pistol mixed team events at the Paris Olympics 2024. Despite winning laurels for the country, Manu, however, was recently targetted by social media trolls for carrying her Paris Olympic medals to events. However, Manu has silenced the trolls with her sharp retort.
"No Technique, Just Play Your Best": R Praggnanandhaa After India's Win At Chess Olympiad
Chess grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa expressed pride at India's double gold medal win at the recently-concluded Chess Olympiad and added that the triumph would take the game to more people. In the recently-concluded Chess Olympiad, India's men's and women's teams made history, securing gold medals for the first time in their respective categories and joining the elite company of countries to have pulled off a double of gold medals in the same edition of the competition. Praggnanandhaa, his sister Vaishali Rameshbabu, and men's team captain Srinath Narayanan were given a warm welcome at the Chennai airport after the win.