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The Guardian: Sport

Tuesday 11 January 2011

Howard Johnson faces long ban over welfare charges and giving steroids

Howard Johnson has been told he is at risk of a lengthy ban after being charged with steroid use on his horses and breaching welfare rules
England's new sponsor plans to revive home internationals

The Football Association's new sponsor, Vauxhall, has been driving talks aimed at reviving the home international tournament which could see England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland playing each other regularly for the first time since 1984
Kenny Dalglish would be 'delighted' to be Liverpool's permanent manager

Kenny Dalglish said he would be happy to manage Liverpool on a permanent basis after being officially unveiled as caretaker

Wrexham up for sale but their ground is not included

Wrexham was up for sale but without the enticement of a home ground or valuable development property it owned until recently
Rangers soften blow of Kenny Miller's exit by overpowering Kilmarnock

Rangers reached the fifth round of the Scottish FA Cup by beating Kilmarnock 3-0 in front of just 13,215 at Ibrox
Crawley Town beat Derby County to keep non-league flag flying in FA Cup

A stoppage-time winner from Sergio Torres brought non-league Crawley Town a 2-1 victory over Nigel Clough's out-of-form Derby County

Blackburn set to back El Hadji Diouf over James Mackie 'taunts'

Blackburn Rovers are likely to stand by El Hadji Diouf over allegations he taunted Jamie Mackie after the QPR player broke his leg in Saturday's FA Cup tie
Birmingham battle with Aston Villa for Blackpool's Charlie Adam

Birmingham and Aston Villa are trying to lure the midfielder Charlie Adam from Blackpool
Avram Grant demands respect for West Ham's progress

Avram Grant said West Ham deserve credit for their progress as he looks to the Carling Cup semi-final first leg against Birmingham City

Kenny Dalglish - will his tactics work for Liverpool in 2011?

Jonathan Wilson: Kenny Dalglish enjoyed success with a basic 4-4-2 formation at Liverpool and Blackburn, but are his methods outdated now?
Enough romance, says Kenny Dalglish as he demands more of the players

The new Liverpool manager says there are no divisions at Anfield but accepts the players have been underperforming
Why Manchester United made life easy for Kenny Dalglish's Liverpool

Kevin McCarra: There could be no more creditable defeat than that Kenny Dalglish experienced on his return to Liverpool, but he has much still to prove

'Shock' as Macclesfield midfielder Richard Butcher dies aged 29

The Macclesfield midfielder Richard Butcher has died, aged 29
Chelsea need new blood to prime title charge, says Frank Lampard

Frank Lampard said Chelsea's 7-0 win over Ipswich would help regain some confidence
David Beckham willing to take wage cut to secure Tottenham loan

David Beckham has spent his first day training with Tottenham, but the clubs are some way from reaching agreement over a loan deal

Jonathan Trott: 'What we achieved might only hit me when I've retired'

Jonathan Trott tells Donald McRae he is now focused on winning England's first World Cup after hitting his third century in six Ashes Tests

Ian Bell smashes superb century as England coast to one-day victory

Ian Bell smashed an unbeaten 124 in 102 balls as England hammered a Prime Minister's XI in a one-day tour match
Pakistan spot-fixing trial likely to conclude in Doha tomorrow

The three Pakistan players who face bans over last summer's spot‑fixing scandal are liable to discover their fates tomorrow

Graeme McDowell christens new clubs with fighting, third-place finish

Lawrence Donegan: Graeme McDowell has swapped his golf equipment in an annual £3m deal although he has kept the hot putter from his annus mirablis
Gethin Jenkins ruled out of Wales Six Nations campaign with toe injury

Gethin Jenkins has been ruled out for 10 weeks and the entire Six Nations after deciding to have surgery on an injured toe
Clubs facing the squeeze as attendances decline

Premier Rugby said it did not believe the fall in Magners League and Aviva Premiership games was due to televised games

Delay will give Saturday's King George the build-up it deserves

Greg Wood: Racing's rulers have done the right thing by the delayed King George VI Chase, to be held at Kempton on Saturday

A fitting tribute to Neil Young, the man who shone in black and red

Richard Williams: Manchester City supporters reminded us last weekend how generous in spirit football fans can be