AFL Appeal Board's Decision to Reduce Collard's Ban Is Dangerous
Mitch Brown criticizes the AFL appeal board's reduction of Lance Collard's ban for a homophobic slur, calling the reasoning dangerous and damaging to inclusivity efforts.
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NFL Draft 2026: First Round Sees Two QBs, Two Notre Dame RBs
The 2026 NFL Draft's first round featured only two quarterbacks selected and two running backs from Notre Dame. See the full order and analysis.
NFL Draft 2026 First Round: Top Prospects and Picks
The 2026 NFL Draft first round saw top prospects selected by teams, including quarterbacks and defensive stars, shaping the future of the league.
88-Year-Old Harry Newton: London Marathon's Oldest Runner
At 88, Harry Newton is the London Marathon's oldest runner. Starting at 57, he's completed 31 marathons and inspires with his late-blooming journey.
Bellingham's Cricket Investment Offers Hope for Prem Rugby
Jude Bellingham's £800,000 investment in Birmingham Phoenix highlights celebrity sports investment trends, offering lessons for Premiership Rugby to attract similar star power.
Giggs Tells Carrick to Sign £70m Wharton for Man Utd
Ryan Giggs advises Michael Carrick to prioritize Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton, valued at £70m, and Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson for Manchester United's midfield rebuild this summer.
Gallas: Arsenal must sell Martinelli and Trossard for Gyokeres
William Gallas advises Mikel Arteta to sell Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard, urging a style change to unlock Viktor Gyokeres's potential at Arsenal.
Van de Ven prefers Liverpool to Manchester United
Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven would choose Liverpool over Manchester United if both clubs pursue him this summer, according to reports.
Robertson Wants Shorter World Snooker Championship Matches
Neil Robertson suggests reducing World Snooker Championship matches to best-of-25 from the second round, eliminating best-of-33 semis and best-of-35 final.
Ronnie O'Sullivan on Class of 92 Snooker Preferences
Ronnie O'Sullivan reveals the unique preference dynamics among snooker's Class of 92, as he prepares to face John Higgins at the World Championship.
Sancho Tells Dortmund He Wants Return After Man United Exit
Jadon Sancho has informed Borussia Dortmund of his willingness to rejoin the club after leaving Manchester United as a free agent this summer, according to reports in Germany.
BBC Ends Football Focus After 52 Years
The BBC has cancelled Football Focus after 52 years, citing declining viewership and a shift to digital platforms. The show, hosted by Alex Scott, will be replaced by The Football Interview.
Gran Turismo 7 Shows Sony a Better Live Service Model
Sony's live service strategy has faltered, but Gran Turismo 7 proves a successful alternative with consistent updates and strong sales, highlighting a missed opportunity for the company.
Arteta Told to Keep Gyokeres on Bench vs Newcastle
Mikel Arteta has been advised to start Kai Havertz over Viktor Gyokeres for Arsenal's Premier League match against Newcastle, following Havertz's goal against Manchester City.
Davis Backs Zhao Xintong to Beat Ding Junhui at Crucible
Steve Davis uses The Lion King analogy to predict Zhao Xintong will defeat Ding Junhui in the second round of the World Snooker Championship. Zhao is the defending champion.
European Football Should Adopt NFL Draft System
Veteran US agent Leigh Steinberg argues European football needs competitive balance mechanisms like the NFL draft to sustain fan engagement and commercial growth.
NFL 2026 Draft Predictions: Top Prospects and Team Needs
Our writers analyze the best NFL draft prospects, including Fernando Mendoza, Jeremiyah Love, and Arvell Reese, plus team needs and lower-round gems.
Non-League Football: Final Day Drama and Club Closures
A roundup of non-league stories including Rochdale's title showdown, Morecambe's relegation, Bury FC's promotion, and VCD Athletic's farewell.
Donovan vs Dempsey: New Projects Reignite USMNT Debate
Landon Donovan's memoir and Clint Dempsey's docuseries reveal contrasting paths to USMNT stardom, fueling the debate over who is the greater player.
McDermott Backs Connor for World Cup
Brian McDermott, England's new head coach, confirms Jake Connor is central to his World Cup plans and criticizes predecessor Shaun Wane's treatment of the Super League star.
Tracey Neville's New Challenge: Stockport Women's Football
Former England netball coach Tracey Neville takes on managing director role at Stockport County Women, aiming for WSL2 in three years and creating a future in women's sport.
Noah Kahan's The Great Divide Repeats Stick Season Formula
Noah Kahan's new album The Great Divide consolidates his Stick Season sound with heartland rock, but its 17 tracks and lack of variation may test listeners' patience.
Over-75s Drive Record Physical Activity in England
Over 30 million adults now meet 150 minutes of weekly activity, with over-75s leading the rise. But inequalities persist among ethnic groups and the least affluent.
Man City Top as Chelsea Sack Rosenior: Football Weekly
Max Rushden and panel discuss Chelsea sacking Liam Rosenior after Brighton defeat, Manchester City's 1-0 win topping Premier League, Burnley's relegation, and more.
Chelsea Players Want Strong Manager After Rosenior Exit
Chelsea's squad seeks a commanding manager after Liam Rosenior's brief tenure, with players citing inexperience and lack of respect. Candidates include Iraola and Fàbregas.
Tony Parkes Dies at 76; 'Mr Blackburn Rovers' Mourned
Tony Parkes, the legendary Blackburn Rovers stalwart who served the club from 1970 to 2004 as player and coach, has died at 76. He helped win the 1995 Premier League and saved the club from relegation in 1997.
Arteta's Arsenal: Gimmicks, Pressure, and the Search for Freedom
Mikel Arteta has tried everything from olive trees to a labrador named Win to inspire Arsenal, but after another near-miss, he must find a way to unlock his team's potential.
Real Sociedad's Hangover Can't Dim Cup Glory
Despite a 1-0 loss to Getafe after days of celebration, Real Sociedad's Copa del Rey victory remains an unforgettable triumph, marking their fourth title in history.
Liam Rosenior Sacked by Chelsea After 106 Days
Liam Rosenior was sacked by Chelsea after 106 days, with five consecutive league defeats. His tenure highlighted issues with managerial turnover and diversity in English football.
Newcastle Jets' Amazing A-League Comeback Story
Explore how Mark Milligan's Newcastle Jets, fueled by ebikes and seagulls, rose from last place to challenge for a historic treble in the A-League.
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