Monday 26 October 2020
George Courtney has been left perplexed following a weekend full of controversy.
The 29-year-old has made regular appearances on talkSPORT since filling in for Andrew Flintoff in June.
The 31-year-old has returned to Tottenham on a loan deal, having left them in 2013.
German boss Martina Voss-Tecklenburg has said four of her key players won’t play in next week’s qualifier with Montenegro.
The manager said he would make squad changes after the defeat to Hungary’s Ferencvaros.
Meanwhile, the Football Association of Ireland have confirmed they are in discussions around the latest Covid-19 guidelines.
The Portuguese boss was not happy with some of the decisions that went against his side.
Colin Kaepernick started kneeling in 2016 to highlight racial inequality, and the US president does not want others to follow suit.
Gregg Popovich has called out the US president for a lack of leadership in the face of nationwide unrest.
She complained about the designation in a social media post.
Danny Rose has spoke out about the potential health risks of pressing ahead with ‘Project Restart’.
No promotion or relegation will take place from the leagues affected in what could be an important precedent.
The Magpies head coach called out a reporter in his post-match press conference over claims surrounding Allan Saint-Maximin.
The Welsh coaching staff are irked at the refereeing of the set-piece, and have shone a spotlight on the Irish prop.
The Argentine superstar is not happy with sporting director Eric Abidal.
The Belgium midfielder was at a loss to describe his side’s loss at the Etihad Stadium.
The Liverpool manager has been heavily censured by Accrington Stanley chairman Andy Holt.
The Spurs manager didn’t hide his feelings when asked about representatives of the Serie A club speaking openly about their attempts to sign the Dane.
Raphael Varane had two early appeals in Wednesday’s match.
Roma and AC Milan have both responded to the initiative via social media.
Wada’s executive committee, meeting in Lausanne, handed the country the ‘robust’ four-year suspension.
Three senior members of Arsenal’s hierarchy have backgrounds in business, not football, and big questions are being asked of their effectiveness.
Having finally left Old Trafford in the summer, the Ecuadorian wide man still has a deep emotional investment in his former team.
The Welsh star was jeered by Real Madrid fans against Real Sociedad on Saturday.
Fernando Santos had quickly heard enough as he fielded questions on the star’s role at Juventus.
The ex-Man United star has questioned the England manager’s decision.
Tiger Woods has apparently not responded to Greg Norman’s congratulatory letter after his success in the 2019 Masters.
The pundit pilloried the Three Lions back line saying they ‘don’t learn’, but their coach refused to criticise individual players
The Ireland U21 boss was less than pleased with some of the decisions that went against his team.
The Blues boss isn’t pleased owing to the Spygate controversy.
‘I’ve absolutely no idea what he means by that,’ coach Gary Gold said.
Eidur Gudjohnsen was not impressed with the England international.
The ex-Red Devils defender accepts that a World Cup winner is looking for a move, but feels his representative has gone about things in the wrong way.
The Senegalese striker has condemned the response from Inter’s supporters after Romelu Lukaku was subjected to racist abuse.
In a wide-ranging interview, the former Irish boss flags his concerns with the FAI’s new rules and how little respect he has for those that got Irish football into this mess.
Some NWSL footballers are paid just $16,538 a season, with World Cup winners Anson Dorrance and Shannon Higgins-Cirovski calling for change.
The Dutch manager has questioned the logic of handing such a high-profile post to ‘an investment banker’.
Hank Haney was suspended from the SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio channel for disparaging comments on the US Women’s Open field.
The former England international was unimpressed with the Red Devils’ performance against Everton and insisted some players need to be let go
The Red Devils are currently sixth in the Premier League and two points adrift of the top four.
