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Saudi oil and betting firms? Women’s football must not lose its moral compass | Suzanne Wrack
via theguardian.com
Investment is needed to maintain growth but recent deals go against the values women’s game has worked hard onWomen’s football, the business, is on the rise. There will be ups and downs, anomalies and backwards steps, but the overall trajectory is upwards.In March, Racheal Kundananji’s move from Madrid CFF to Bay FC for £685,000 broke the record for the most expensive transfer fee in women’s football, a record being superseded with such increasing frequency that the
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Manchester United fans prefer new stadium to redeveloping Old Trafford
via theguardian.com
Survey finds 52% season ticket holders want move Task force recommendations likely next yearA majority of Manchester United fans favour a new stadium rather than the redevelopment of Old Trafford, a survey has found. Fifty-two per cent of more than 50,000 season-ticket holders, members and executive club members prefer a new grund, compared with 31% who support the redevelopment of the existing stadium.Seventeen per cent were undecided on the best option, which is being looked at by the owners i
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ATP Finals face up to life without big three for first time since 2001
via theguardian.com
Djokovic pulls out of Turin finale with unspecified injuryNadal will retire from tennis at Davis Cup next monthNovak Djokovic has announced his withdrawal from ATP Finals due to an unspecified injury, marking the end to his 2024 season.Djokovic pulling out means that for the first time since 2001 there will be no member of the ’big three’ present at the ATP Finals. While Roger Federer has been retired since 2022, Rafael Nadal will retire from professional tennis at the Davis Cup in M
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Tackles, tries and impressive runs: Premier Women's Rugby highlights – video
via theguardian.com
Premier Women's Rugby saw impressive takedowns, tries and half-pitch length runs during its fifth week of competition Continue reading...
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Jason Kelce sorry for reacting with ‘hate’ after homophobic slur directed at brother
via theguardian.comFan made comments about relationship with Taylor SwiftJason Kelce appeared to smash fan’s phoneJason Kelce has apologized after he responded angrily to a confrontation with a fan before Ohio State’s game with Penn State at the weekend.Video emerged of the fan asking Kelce: “How does it feel that your brother [Travis] is a faggot for dating Taylor Swift?” Kelce then appeared to grab the fan’s phone, slam it to the ground and say: “Who’s the faggot now?&rd
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Police say officers who struck fans at Georgia-Florida game ‘acted within policy’
via theguardian.comJacksonville sheriff says videos do not show contextEight arrests made at rowdy rivalry gameThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office says officers “acted within policy to protect themselves and nearby fans” in two altercations that were caught on camera during Saturday’s Georgia-Florida game at EverBank Stadium.Jacksonville Sheriff TK Waters released body-camera footage and details regarding two fights that resulted in viral videos from the rivalry game nicknamed “The Worl
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Investment is needed, but women’s football still has ethical responsibility | Suzanne Wrack
via theguardian.comDeals with Saudi oil firms and gambling companies contradict the values women’s game has worked hard onWomen’s football, the business, is on the rise. There will be ups and downs, anomalies and backwards steps, but the overall trajectory is upwards.In March, Racheal Kundananji’s move from Madrid CFF to Bay FC for £685,000 broke the record for the most expensive transfer fee in women’s football, a record being superseded with such increasing frequency that the first
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Melbourne Cup 2024: The day and the race that was
via smh.com.au
In an era when the famous race has become the plaything of the big stables and leviathan owners, Knight’s Choice’s boilover win was a throwback to yesteryear.
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The Breakdown | Danny Care’s belated whistleblowing shows toxicity of the wall of silence over Jones
via theguardian.com
The former England scrum-half’s depiction of the Australian’s ‘dictatorship’ raises serious questions for RFUIt has taken a while to trickle out but the full and frank verdict of the players is finally in. “It was like living in a dictatorship,” writes Danny Care in his new autobiography, Everything Happens for a Reason, serialised in the Sunday Times. “Remember what it felt like when someone was being bullied at school and you were just glad it wasn&rsq
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David Squires on … Rúben Amorim’s big job and suspicious minds elsewhere
via theguardian.com
Our cartoonist on Manchester United’s hive mind choosing the next manager and José Mourinho’s latest anticsGet a copy of a Squires cartoon in our Print ShopDavid’s new book, Chaos in the Box: order it now Continue reading...
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NHS reviews prostate cancer tests after cycling star Chris Hoy calls for more screening
via theguardian.comHealth secretary orders review following ‘powerful’ call from cyclist who has cancerThe NHS has been ordered to review its guidance on testing for prostate cancer by the health secretary in light of Sir Chris Hoy’s “powerful” call for men to be screened in their 40s.Olympic cycling champion Hoy, who has terminal cancer, urged men with a family history of prostate cancer to see their GP for a blood test even if they are under 50. Continue reading...
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NRL star AJ Brimson deletes post showing big Cup win – and alleged rugby bet
via theage.com.au
The NRL has been made aware of an image allegedly posted by the Gold Coast star showing a Melbourne Cup-winning wager, next to what appears to be a bet on a rugby league fixture.
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NRL aware of Brimson’s deleted Instagram post after big Melbourne Cup win
via smh.com.au
The image allegedly posted by Gold Coast star AJ Brimson showed the winning wager next to what appears to be a bet on a rugby league fixture.
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Grand final young gun set for debut
via smh.com.au
Mal Meninga discusses the ability of Lindsay Smith ahead of his Kangaroos debut.
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Melbourne Cup 2024 as it happened: Knight’s Choice wins the race that stops the nation
via smh.com.au
From fashion to race analysis and everything in between, read up on all the action in Melbourne.
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This husband and wife team put retirement plans on hold. Now they’ve won the Cup
via smh.com.au
In an era when Australia’s famous race has become the plaything of the big stables, leviathan owners and internationals, Knight’s Choice’s boilover victory was a throwback to yesteryear: when the homebred stayer could beat the bluebloods.
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Utah is embracing its new NHL team. But is the frenzy sustainable?
via theguardian.com
Hockey has a rocky history in Salt Lake City but fans are flocking to see its new franchise. The team hopes it can build long-term stability“The fact has become very clear to us this year that, economically, hockey just does not work in this market,” Larry H Miller told a press conference in March 1994, announcing that he’d sold the minor league Salt Lake Golden Eagles to a group in Detroit headed by the then-owner of the NBA’s Detroit Pistons. The Golden Eagles needed 7,
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Gout Gout's manager on training with Noah Lyles, skipping the Comm Games and comparisons to 'UB'
via abc.net.au
Gout Gout's manager James Templeton reveals the teenage sensation is likely to skip the 2026 Commonwealth Games, is planning for a US training camp with Olympic champion Noah Lyles, and explains why comparisons to Usain Bolt are being avoided at all costs.
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Gout Gout's coach on training with Noah Lyles, skipping the Comm Games and comparisons to 'UB'
via abc.net.au
Gout Gout's coach James Templeton reveals the teenage sensation is likely to skip the 2026 Commonwealth Games, is planning for a US training camp with Olympic champion Noah Lyles, and explains why comparisons to Usain Bolt are being avoided at all costs.
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‘He thought I was tipsy’: The phonecall that changed international rugby league
via theage.com.au
Jason Taumalolo had to convince his coach he was genuine about representing Tonga. Seven years on, the impact of his decision continues to be felt.
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Top of the pops: The jockey who turned three chairs on The Voice then won the Cup
via smh.com.au
Robbie Dolan could have given up racing for music, but now he’s a Melbourne Cup winner.
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Spring tour guide: How will the Wallabies fare in Great Britain and Ireland?
via theage.com.au
The Wallabies have arrived in England for the start of the spring tour, under intense pressure to deliver after their nine-Test apprenticeship under Schmidt.
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‘This was the winning break’: Anatomy of one of the greatest rides in Cup history
via smh.com.au
How a little-known jockey on an unfancied horse made the impossible possible in the 2024 Melbourne Cup.
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Uefa has risked the Champions League’s popularity with an increase in supply | Ignacio Palacios-Huerta
via theguardian.com
Decision to raise number of fixtures in the competition by 51% ignores strategy of excess demand and its long-term benefitsThe year is 1991. The place, the University of Chicago. The person, Gary Becker, who just over a year later would become a Nobel laureate in economics. In a famous academic paper, he notes: “A popular seafood restaurant in Palo Alto, California, does not take reservations, and every day it has long queues for tables during prime hours. Almost directly across the street
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Sporting success of Amorim and Viana soon to be split across Manchester
via theguardian.comOn Tuesday the Portuguese side host City, Hugo Viana’s next employer, as a partnership nears its endIn Portugal they speak of Hugo Viana working “in the shadows”, a man eager to perform his duties away from the spotlight. He will be especially pleased that his good friend Rúben Amorim will take the headlines when Viana’s current and future employers meet in the Champions League on Tuesday night. Over the past six years he has built his reputation as one of Europe&r
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‘I got a bit excited’: The moment Jamie Kah’s Cup dream was dashed
via smh.com.au
Vision from Kah’s helmet-cam shows a glimpse of the finishing post with nothing but grass ahead, before two horses rush past.
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McSweeney firming for Test squad as selectors reshuffle Australia A order
via smh.com.au
All signs are pointing to Nathan McSweeney being chosen as Australia’s next Test opener.
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‘The Australian horse has done it’: Inside the Flemington bubble as an underdog wins the Cup
via theage.com.au
The Melbourne Cup legend may be wearing thin, but don’t tell anyone who was at Flemington on Tuesday.
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McLellan hopes De Poet continues purple patch in Jacaranda Cup
via smh.com.au
Jockey Darryl McLellan and trainer Terry Evans will take a power of beating at Grafton on Wednesday.
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‘Playing like schoolyard bullies’: Ian Healy calls out poor shot selection in Australia’s narrow win over Pakistan
Former wicketkeeper Ian Healy has likened Australia’s batting effort in the first ODI against Pakistan to a “schoolyard” game, saying some of the batters couldn’t put their egos away in what should have been a simple run chase.
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