Di Natale announces intention to leave Udinese
Veteran striker Antonio Di Natale will bring the curtain down on an 11-year association with Udinese at the end of […] Read more
Monthly Archives: febbraio 2015
Raftery, Hill replace Anthony for Final Four
Bill Raftery and Grant Hill will call the Final Four this season, a popular veteran and a rookie taking the place of the suspended Greg Anthony. Read more
Owner: Quinn has final say on Falcons’ roster
New head coach Dan Quinn will have the final say over the Atlanta Falcons' 53-man roster, owner Arthur Blank said Tuesday. Read more
Justin Brown claimed off waivers by Buffalo Bills
The Bills claimed wide receiver Justin Brown off waivers from the Steelers. Will the former sixth-round draft pick finally realize the potential he flashed last offseason? Read more
Prince Ali wary of FIFA´s intimidation culture
FIFA presidential candidate Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein wants to avoid a “culture of intimidation” in his bid to succeed […] Read more
Swansea receive mixed injury news
Marvin Emnes faces three weeks on the sidelines with a hamstring strain, but Swansea City team-mate Modou Barrow has avoided […] Read more
Brady plans to give MVP truck to hero Butler
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady won a 2015 Chevy Colorado for his Super Bowl XLIX MVP efforts, though he plans to give the truck to safety Malcolm Butler. Read more
Foote: Lynch sending wrong message to kids
Arizona Cardinals linebacker Larry Foote strongly criticized Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch on Monday, saying Lynch is sending the wrong message to children. Read more
Clay Matthews fine with playing on inside again in 2015
Clay Matthews is an outside linebacker. However, the Green Bay Packers' defender said after speaking to coaches, he expects to play a good amount of snaps on the inside again…Read more
Hamilton hard at work after impressive rookie season
Following his rookie year in the Majors last season, Reds center fielder and leadoff hitter Billy Hamilton spent the winter in Atlanta training with Triple-A Louisville manager Delino DeShields. Read more