Martin Caparrotta Archives: 01/2009

Deep down Adams must know that if he doesn’t begin to get results, he will join Paul Ince on the 08/09 managerial casualty list.

David Beckham scored his first goal in an AC Milan shirt as the Rossoneri romped to a 4-1 victory against 10-man Bologna in Serie A.

Britain’s in a recession? English football clubs don’t seem to have noticed as January business finally starts to pick up.

Both Roger Federer and Novac Djokovic are through to the last 32 at day three of the Australian Open in Melbourne.

A year ago, a response to this seemingly daft question may have been: ‘There’s as much chance of Aston Villa winning the league as there is Manchester City signing Kaka for £100m’.

Saturday afternoon has reminded us that late goals can not only win you games, they can win you titles.

We find ourselves half way through the January transfer window already, and so far it’s been less than inspiring.

Andy Murray’s stunning start to 2009 has got people asking whether Britain’s 73-year wait is over, and it’s not just easily excitable Brits that are sensing that a Grand Slam title is on the cards.

A win for Manchester United against Chelsea on Sunday will take them to within one point of Chelsea with two games in hand.

Following a flurry of media coverage detailing the row between the England Cricket captain Kevin Pietersen and coach Peter Moores, both have left their jobs today.

The pound’s dramatic slide against the euro means that English football clubs are having to spend up to 30% more than they would have this summer if they are to bring in talent from the continent.

The 2009 ATP season is just days away, and Andy Murray knows the huge significance that the year ahead holds for him.