| Tue 9 Feb 2010 |
Portsmouth 'hopeful' of new deal
The Independent | Portsmouth will today seek to reach an 11th-hour agreement with HM Revenue and Customs that would save the club from being forced into liquidation at the High Court tomorrow. | The South Coast club are "hopeful" they can negotiate a deal that will ... |
Frustration for Cahill as World Cup hopes end with blood clot
The Independent | It does not take much to end a World Cup dream, as Bolton Wanderers' Gary Cahill is finding out to his cost. Owen Coyle, his club manager, revealed yesterday that a blood clot has ended Cahill's hopes of further participation this season - and this... |
Wenger should stop the excuses, says Ballack
The Independent | Michael Ballack, the Chelsea midfielder, has accused the Arsenal manager, Arsène Wenger, of making excuses for his team's inability to win key games against their closest rivals. | Ballack claimed his side now have the measure of their London neigh... |
Walcott admits: we lie down in big matches
The Independent | The Arsenal winger Theo Walcott has admitted the club need to learn how to be more clinical following Sunday's 2-0 defeat at Chelsea. It is a lesson they will have to take on board quickly, as they play Liverpool tomorrow in a game they cannot affo... |
James Lawton: Arrogant Wenger has lost the plot in his quest for perfect football
The Independent | It's a hard question, especially if you believe that even if Arsène Wenger never wins another trophy he will remain unassailably one of the great benefactors of English football. But there is simply no way around it. You just have to wonder whether... |
Letters: Parliamentary privilege
The Independent | Harriet Harman has stated that the criminal law relating to theft, false accounting and obtaining by deception "applies to MPs like anyone else" and that before bringing charges against three MPs and one peer relating to their expenses claims the D... |
Drogba delivers
The Hindu | LONDON: First-half goals from Didier Drogba earned Chelsea a 2-0 win over Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. The win secured Chelsea a return to the top of the Premier League, two points ahead of Manchester United. | Drogba was left unmarked at ... |
British patients left in lurch as lifesaving medicines are sold abroad
The Daily Mail | Marion Wilkes: She was told medication was unavailable | Breast cancer patient Marion Wilkes was naturally a little anxious when she couldn't get her prescription drugs. Marion, a human resources specialist from Thame in Oxfordshire, was diagnosed ... |
JEFF POWELL'S BOXING COLUMN: America honours Pacquiao to leave Mayweather staring at his date with destiny
The Daily Mail | The Holy Grail of boxing is to be found deep inside the minds of the blood brotherhood and within that labyrinth the Pacman is defeating the Money Man without them throwing so much as a single punch at each other. | On top of the world: Manny Pacqu... |
Would you pass the male MOT? Take our health test - and find out whether ...
The Daily Mail | Most men take better care of their car than their body, and their health suffers as a result. | Men’s life expectancy is almost six years shorter than women’s - they’re four times more likely to die from cardiovascular disease and... |
Drogba¡¦s brace sends Chelsea top
Taipei Times | Chelsea beat Arsenal 2-0 on Sunday to stay ahead of Manchester United in the race for the Premier League title. | Didier Drogba scored twice in the first 23 minutes to establish a dominance that Arsenal were unable to overturn, despite an improved ... |
City boss Mancini still confident of top four finish
ESPN | February 9, 2010 | Roberto Mancini insists he is more confident than ever that Manchester City can finish fourth in the Premier League this season, despite suffering two defeats in his first six league games in charge. | GettyImages | Roberto Manci... |
Brave new curriculum
The Guardian | Aberdeen University is radically changing its courses in 'the single most important step in its modern history' | Bryan MacGregor at Aberdeen University is leading the way in changing the university curriculum. Photograph: Ross Johnston | When offi... |
Arsene Wenger's will to win on his own terms is leading to mediocrity
The Guardian | The manager's diet of idealism and disdain for lesser prizes is turning the Premier League into a two-horse race | Arsène Wenger has seen his Arsenal team lose all four matches against Chelsea and Manchester United this season for the first time i... |
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