|
|
Newcastle's crop of emerging youngsters could help the club fight its way back to the top, according to Academy director Richard Money. Newcastle currently have no manager and are facing the prospect of having to offload many of their highest earners even after the departures of the likes of Michael Owen, Mark Viduka and Claudio Cacapa when their contracts expire at midnight on Tuesday. But with Nile Ranger, Shane Ferguson and Brad Inman, Tamas Kadar and Kazenga LuaLua waiting in the wings, Money believes there is cause for optimism even if prospective new owners cannot provide significant finance for team rebuilding. He told the Journal: "It is obviously difficult at this time because there is no manager and no owners at the club, and... [read full story]
Sacramento point guard Tyreke Evans had his first real breakout game in the NBA on Saturday night, leading the Kings to a 104-99 upset over the Utah Jazz at EnergySolutions Arena. "What took him so long?" joked new Kings coach...
"We have a common goal to protect true fans who are being cheated by unauthorized ticket touts who are purporting to sell legitimate tickets they do not have," FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke (pictured in March) said in an...
Members of a local ballet perform an adaptation of Carmen, in Johannesburg. It´s Bizet´s classic opera but the beautiful, fiery gypsy Carmen is torn between team captain Escamillo and star player Jose as the ballet is given a...
Joe Pavelski had a goal and an assist in his first game back from the injured list and Evgeni Nabokov made 27 saves and the San Jose Sharks beat the Pittsburgh Penguins for the seventh straight time at home, 5-0 Saturday night....
