Thursday 29 October 2020
A busy schedule of live action starts on Friday night.
He’s not withdrawing from the tournament, anyway.
Let’s put an end to this, once and for all.
The golfing world is already divided on whether or not the sport’s top player should still be playing in Augusta.
The Spurs striker has faced renewed criticism for his missed penalty against Basle.
A busy schedule of live action starts on Friday night.
Needless to say, he’s delighted for his old pal.
The Liverpool boss wants to copy the model of the stylish German side.
McGregor told host Ryan Tubridy that he is yet to tell the nice people at Social Welfare to go forth and prosper.
Cycling Ireland have stood by their man, but want to see some big changes at September’s World Congress.
Then again, maybe Mike Tyson is actually coming out of retirement?
The Manchester United manager seemed nonchalant after his side’s jaded efforts against Chelsea.
This is a cracker.
A Wayne Rooney-less Manchester United travelled down to London for their FA Cup, quarter-final replay against Chelsea. Here’s what happened…
The panel were shown discussing whether Paolo Di Canio would be given the Sunderland job an hour after his appointment was confirmed.
With Mario Balotelli safe from his fellow Italian’s fists of justice, Mancini has targeted another under-performing star.
The 25-year-old tighthead prop forward has signed a contract with the Premiership side.
Giovanni Trapattoni’s side go into the match without record goalscorer Robbie Keane, while Wes Hoolahan has been left on the bench.
We can’t believe it’s taken almost six weeks for the anonymous studio sources to speak up.
Does anyone still call it ‘the bird’?
The 45-year-old says he’s doing all he can to stay sober.
The best thing about these two matches is, unquestionably, Toni Polster’s magnificent head of hair.
More of this tomorrow evening and we’ll be laughing…
With no Kevin Doyle in the squad to face either Sweden or Austria, we want to know what your starting XI would be on Friday…
The strike came in yesterday’s 2-0 win over West Ham at Stamford Bridge.
It’s safe to say the Roma playmaker has still got it.
The compelling story of Derek Boogard.
The rider punctured his lung in a nasty incident at Cheltenham during the week.
*Well, some of these naughty boys were booked, but that was all.
Wonder what he wished for?
Ireland claimed the Six Nations Grand Slam with a 6-3 victory over Italy earlier on Sunday.
The referee didn’t even see Wigan’s Callum McManamam try to divorce Newcastle’s Massadio Haidara from his left knee.
Will you be at Dublin Airport to welcome the ladies home?
There were jubliant scenes in Milan as Ireland ran out 6-3 winners over a powerful Italy side.
Including Cheltenham, David Villa and a particularly nasty nose injury.
Also, Harry Redknapp names his ideal dinner guests and Leonardo makes a private thing very public indeed.
Meanwhile, there was drama between Drogheda and Limerick City at Hunky Dorys Park.
Let us know in the comments.
Brian Hartline recently signed a $31m deal with the Miami Dolphins, but is working at the US equivalent of the local Londis.
We already feel a bit sorry for Southampton, Reading and West Ham.
It’s one way to deflect attention from the fact you’re going to be playing against Barcelona.
The Golden Bear said that if McIlroy “had thought about it for 5 minutes, he wouldn’t have done it.”
