Can Adams cut it as a boss? My feeling is he’s a technical coach rather than a leader of men
Read full article...It’s long been obvious that those who run English cricket care nothing for the spirit of the game
How much longer should the world of football tolerate the tantrums and discourtesies of Sir Alex Ferguson?
It's time for Arsene Wenger to bring Thierry Henry back to Arsenal as a player-coach
Being England football coach is rather like being leader of one of our main political parties: you seldom leave the post with your reputation enhanced. This, as we know, applies especially to Sven-Goran Eriksson or Svennis as he is known in Sweden.
For now, the Italian in the Marxist glasses is the master but the big test will come next year
Daniel Levy has made many mistakes as chairman but bringing in Redknapp is not one of them
My paternal grandfather and father were both Londoners and their relationship was extraordinarily close, loving and respectful. Only one thing divided them - football
I have a colleague, a former academic philosopher, who is a model leftist: a stern moralist and scourge of free market fundamentalism and of the excesses of our winner-takes-all consumer society.
So for one more time, for one last time, is it to be Mark Ramprakash for England? The heart says yes while the head demands that the selectors resist the calls of sentimentalists everywhere and say emphatically no.
The States is the final frontier in terms of soccer. Those were the words of Simon Fuller, when his client David Beckham signed for LA Galaxy, on a five-year contract worth a reported $250 million, excluding all the usual extras from image rights to sponsorship
No Arsenal fan will mourn the departure of Emmanuel Adebayor
So this, then, is to be Freddie Flintoff's last summer as a Test cricketer
The greater the sportsman, the less willing he can be to accept mortal limits and the harder it is to retire, to say goodbye
Sport: Will this deal be the end? Unlikely, because the international plutocracy is immune to catastrophic recession


Find out how you can help to meet the challenges of climate change in London.
Every year The Open University helps thousands of professionals progress in their careers.
Donate £1 and leave a message of support for a loved one in the Swarovski Garden of Wishes.