London Press

THOSE who love their football should pause for a while today and take a moment to cherish the era we are living through.

Cardiff and Swansea have opened talks with the FA in a bid to quit the Football Association of Wales.

Martin O’Neill has backed proposals which could see his former club Celtic and Rangers becoming part of a revamped Premier League.

TONY MOWBRAY wants to secure a £1million deal for Juan-Carlos Menseguez.

ADRIAN MORLEY will be a disappointed man if injury rules him out of the cast for the Super League’s roadshow in Edinburgh.

Colin Montgomerie wants to be the most powerful European captain in recent times when he tries to wrestle back the Ryder Cup from the Americans at Celtic Manor next year.

ELANO has followed Brazilian pal Robinho by pledging his future to Manchester City.

Two Olympic medallists are among six athletes who have failed a new doping test for the blood-boosting agent CERA carried out on samples taken at Beijing.

STEPHEN HENDRY admitted yesterday that his magical maximum break at the Crucible may have cost him the chance of a record eighth world title.

NATIONAL selector Geoff Miller was at pains to stress yesterday that “no doors have been closed” on any careers ahead of a summer of cricket in which England will need to draw from a deep pool of talent in all three forms of the game.