Month: June 2020

The New York Jets hired Adam Gase before the 2019 season hoping he could spark something within the organization and turn it into a winner. Just a year later, Gase seems to be burning bridges with star players and might have lost the organization’s faith in him. Gase’s first season in New York began brutally with a … Continue reading New York Jets Organization Has ‘Strong Belief’ They Won’t Win With Adam Gase Continue Reading →

The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee’s athlete council is calling on the International Olympic Committee to abolish it’s anti-protest rule, according to Yahoo Sports. The demand was formally presented to the IOC in a letter for the first time on Saturday following a conference call on Thursday. The Olympians singled out Rule 50, which suppresses … Continue reading U.S. Olympians call on IOC to abolish anti-protest rule Erin Walsh Continue Reading →

On Friday, the Indianapolis 500 became the latest American sporting event to welcome fans amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Indianapolis Motor Speedway President J. Douglas Boles confirmed the news via an official statement:  “We’re committed to running the Indy 500 on Sunday, Aug. 23 and will welcome fans to the world’s greatest racing venue. We will … Continue reading Indy 500 to welcome fans at 50 percent capacity Continue Reading →

Following his appointment as Northern Ireland manager, Ian Baraclough is two wins away from reaching the finals of a major tournament already – but who is he? The 49-year-old has been working with the Irish Football Association for a number of years and has been promoted from his job as U21s boss as the IFA … Continue reading Ian Baraclough: Who is new Northern Ireland boss charged with succeeding Michael O’Neill? Continue Reading →

Burnley boss Sean Dyche says the club will be adopting a different approach in the transfer market this summer Sean Dyche says Burnley will look to the European transfer market to bolster a depleted squad this summer.         Burnley have long relied on the English market, with their last overseas import being … Continue reading Sean Dyche: Burnley will look to Europe to bolster squad Continue Reading →

Thomas Beattie’s football journey took him from his hometown of Goole in East Yorkshire to Singapore, where he still lives Thomas Beattie made an extraordinary decision in men’s football a few days ago, generating headlines around the world. However, by sharing publicly that he’s gay, Beattie – who rose through the Academy ranks at Hull … Continue reading Thomas Beattie: Football distracted me from accepting I’m gay Continue Reading →

London Irish say George Skivington is under contract until 2021 London Irish say they received no approach from Gloucester to speak to their forwards coach George Skivington and are considering their options. Gloucester announced the appointment of Exiles forwards coach Skivington as their new head coach earlier on Saturday, with the 37-year-old due to begin … Continue reading George Skivington named Gloucester head coach: London Irish ‘considering options’ after departure of forwards coach Continue Reading →

Christian Pulisic has been challenged by Chelsea head coach Frank Lampard to produce the level of output to rival players like Raheem Sterling, Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah. The 21-year-old has made a big impact since the season resumed, scoring in Chelsea’s wins against Aston Villa and Manchester City. The USA international is Chelsea’s second … Continue reading Christian Pulisic: Frank Lampard challenges Chelsea winger to reach Raheem Sterling and Mo Salah level Continue Reading →

Pep Guardiola says Liverpool deserve their guard of honour from Man City Pep Guardiola says Manchester City will form a guard of honour for new Premier League champions Liverpool when the sides meet on Thursday. Liverpool took the Premier League crown City have worn for the last two years when they ended their own 30-year … Continue reading Man City vs Liverpool: Pep Guardiola confirms guard of honour for champions Continue Reading →

    Deontay Wilder has the opportunity to “prove everybody wrong” in a trilogy fight against Tyson Fury but the new champion’s promoter Frank Warren says “I don’t believe he will”. Wilder is contracted to a third WBC heavyweight championship fight against Fury, who won their second meeting comprehensively.           Andy … Continue reading Deontay Wilder believes he has the beating of Tyson Fury in third fight, says Frank Warren Continue Reading →