UPDATE 1-Kenyon refutes criticism over Mutu sacking
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Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon has rejected criticism of his club&#39;s decision to sack Romanian striker Adrian Mutu after he tested positive for cocaine earlier this month.
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Â· Experts condemn plan to make tenants seek workÂ· No 10 takes detached view of minister's plans
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Tottenham sporting director Frank Arnesen has today refuted any suggestion that Jacques Santiniâs surprise resignation as manager was for anything other than the personal reasons already cited.
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President Pervez Musharraf warned against criticism of the army as the government Thursday urged legal action over &quot;derogatory&quot; remarks by supporters of Pakistan&#39;s suspended top judge.
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Duncan Fletcher has been forced to defend his dual role as England coach and selector as the media searches for a scapegoat to blame for the disastrous Ashes campaign.
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Manchester United chief executive David Gill insisted that Old Trafford&#39;s cutting off talks with Malcolm Glazer should not be interpreted as `anti-Glazer&#39; but rather `anti-leverage&#39;.
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[World News]: Islamabad, Oct 22 : Commonwealth general secretary Don McKinnon today kept himself away from criticising Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf for simultaneously holding the post of Army Chief.
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Adrian Mutu is reported to have walked out on Chelsea after a row with manager Jose Mourinho.
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Â· Speech posted on liberal Anglican websiteÂ· College principal under fire from some staff
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The leader of the world's Anglicans, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, has hit back at his critics amid a furore about his comments on Islamic law that have led to calls for him to quit.
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Tottenham's Robbie Keane has had his claim for wrongful dismissal rejected by the Football Association (FA) on Tuesday.
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Adrian Mutu on Saturday issued an apology to fans at his former club Chelsea for testing positive for cocaine last month. The Romanian striker, sacked by Chelsea and handed a seven month ban by the English
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Tim Walker of Hooverâs has some nice things to say about me, before adding that I am was wrong when I said it was not clear that Citigroup would be any better off if it fired Chuck Prince. He makes a good case that Mr. Prince has made plenty of mistakes, but is, I think, not [...].
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In his first public comments since enduring his team&#39;s fire sale over the summer, the Nets&#39; marquee player, Jason Kidd, offered his assessment of the situation Monday.
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Striker Adrian Mutu has vowed to rebuild his career and reputation when his seven-month ban for failing a drugs test ends. Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon last night stressed the clubâs opposition to
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London, England (Sports Network) - Manchester City coach Kevin Keegan was charged by the English Football Association for his comments following a loss Sunday to Newcastle.
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The fall-out from Sunday&#39;s ill- tempered game at Old Trafford began yesterday, as Ruud van Nistelrooy was charged by the Football Association, who have also asked ArsÃ¨ne Wenger to explain his post-match comments.