The Guardian’s Posts
Paolo Di Canio says his arrival saved Sunderland from going down
Paolo Di Canio is convinced Sunderland would have been relegated if he had not replaced Martin O'Neill at the end of March and believes his disciplinarian approach to management can bring success to Wearside next season.
England manager hits out at clubs' post-season tours to the US
Roy Hodgson has criticised Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham for the timing of their post-season tours of the US, claiming England's plans for friendly matches against the Republic of Ireland and Brazil have been "scotched".
London 'Risk Takers' To Be Hit By EU Bank Bonus Cap
Ten times as many London-based bankers as previously expected could be caught by Europe's cap on bonuses in a fresh sign that regulators are attempting to clamp down on City pay.
Betty Who – You're in Love: New Music
In a recent interview with Idolator, Australia-born pop star in waiting Betty Who was asked about her musical influences. She listed people like M83 and Oracular Spectacular-era MGMT. However, one listen to Betty's recently released debut EP, The Movement, and it's clear that while those two might have been wafting around atmospherically in the background, bigger pop names such as Katy Perry, Robyn and a clutch of female singers from the 80s bear a bigger influence.
Arsenal's Arsène Wenger confident Spurs will be damned on judgment day
Do not talk to Tottenham Hotspur fans about the club's capacity to fall short. Whether it be down to meat-based Italian pasta dishes or the scarcely believable sucker punch from a cross-town rival, they have seen their goal in recent seasons wrested from them in cruel and faintly ridiculous fashion.
Rafael Benítez says Chelsea can win title and hints at José Mourinho
Rafael Benítez believes he is handing over a squad capable of winning the Premier League title to Chelsea's next manager, with the Spaniard once again suggesting strongly that it will be José Mourinho who replaces him in the summer.
Atlético beat Real Madrid to win Copa del Rey after Ronaldo sent off
José Mourinho and Cristiano Ronaldo were both sent off as Real Madrid lost a dramatic, bad-tempered Copa del Rey final to Atlético Madrid – the first time they had been beaten by their city rivals in 26 games, and in their own stadium too.
Ian Botham and Bob Willis Welcome Jimmy Anderson into England 300 Club
Sir Ian Botham is confident that Jimmy Anderson will surpass him as England's leading Test wicket-taker after the Lancastrian became the fourth member of an exclusive 300 club here.
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