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Striker Anthony Stokes hopes to make Celtic’s critics eat their words after the Scottish Cup final against Hibernian at Hampden Park on Sunday.
West Ham have confirmed that former England striker Carlton Cole will leave the club this summer.
“Carlton’s need at his age is to be playing football as often as he can. From our point of view we felt it better that he found pastures new,” says Big Sam
“Carlton’s need at his age is to be playing football as often as he can. From our point of view we felt it better that he found pastures new,” says Big Sam
A day that began with victory a possibility for both sides ended up being as short as it was Broad’s.
Barnet striker Ricky Holmes is a target for League One club Leyton Orient.
Five-time Premiership winner knows what it takes to succeed in club rugby’s season finale, and he offers his advice ahead of the big game
Hull FC’s search for a new scrum-half is over following the acquisition of Jacob Miller on a two-and-a-half year contract from the Wests Tigers.
Northampton upset the odds with a 27-13 victory over Saracens at Allianz Park to set up an Aviva Premiership final showdown with Leicester.
Hull FC have confirmed assistant coach Andy Hay has left the Super League club by mutual consent.
Poole Pirates’ horrendous season continued at Peterborough as they were hammered 59-34.
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan has indicated that he intends to bolster the squad in the summer, with a new striker top of the agenda.
Life may soon be just a little quieter at Leicester – not because Richard Cockerill, the Premiership semi-finalists’ unusually resonant boss, is due a bout of laryngitis, but because his principal colleague in the Welford Road fortissimo fraternity, Matt O’Connor, is heading across the Irish Sea. O’Connor has landed the plum coaching job at Leinster, the reigning European champions, and while the Australian leaves with Cockerill’s blessing, he will be sorely missed in the East Midlands. A couple of insider names are already doing the rounds locally as Cockerill searches for a replacement, most notably that of Geordan Murphy, the long-serving Leicester full-back who is expected to call it a day at the end of the season.
Dundee’s brave bid to beat the drop from the Clydesdale Bank Premier League was cut down by a Niall McGinn penalty as Aberdeen denied the Dark Blues the win that would have kept them in the fight for another week as they recorded a 1-1 draw.
Hull City owner Assem Allam would love to get the club into Europe after they secured promotion to the Premier League on Saturday.
Open Championship organisers have announced that Muirfield will be 158 yards longer when the tournament returns to the East Lothian links in July.
Hull manager Steve Bruce admits that nerves got the better of his side after they missed a golden opportunity to all but seal their promotion to the Premier League.
Leyton Orient today launched their fightback against West Ham’s move to the Olympic Stadium by announcing they will give away 1,500 season tickets to teenagers and students.
Manager Sam Allardyce happily admits he can be a “pain in the arse” to West Ham’s owners and accepts that even a new contract would not be enough to prevent him being sacked should results go badly at the start of next season.
As part of the npower What’s Your Goal? initiative, 11 lucky teenagers were selected to get work experience of a lifetime; taking over Leyton Orient as they played MK Dons on Saturday.