03 Jul 2009
The Scottish Premier League is reportedly reviewing a joint bid from pay-TV broadcasters Sky and ESPN to take up the live rights contract returned to the league following the demise of previous TV partner Setanta. read more
The Scottish Premier League is reportedly reviewing a joint bid from pay-TV broadcasters Sky and ESPN to take up the live rights contract returned to the league following the demise of previous TV partner Setanta. read more
The All England Club has issued a warning to tennis fans over fake tickets be…read more
Bulgaria could be the next country added to the F1 calendar after the country's&nb…read more
UK Athletics and the organisers of the Aviva London Grand Prix organisers hav…read more
UEFA president Michel Platini has unveiled a new regulation that gives referees th…read more
David Atkinson, managing partner at Space Sport & Entertainment, explains why brands should not see experiential marke…read more
As the season nears its conclusion, Tom Glick, chief executive of Derby County, explains the Coca-Cola Championship club’s…read more
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We can confirm we have completely rejected an offer from Manchester City for John Terry ... We would like to make it clear, and will not do so again, that John is not for sale. A statement from Chelsea reiterates that John Terry will not be bought by Man City