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Deco says Chelsea move has nothing to do with money

20.07.2008 08:38    telegraph.co.uk
The closest that any of the footballers at Chelsea Football Club are ever going to get to the dole queue will be if they happen to take a look at 'Benefits Supervisor Sleeping', the Lucian Freud painting that Roman Abramovich
Deco says Chelsea move has nothing to do with money


Tour de France: Mark Cavendish to quit race

20.07.2008 08:37    telegraph.co.uk
After four stage wins, Briton has nothing to prove, says Daniel Friebe.
Tour de France: Mark Cavendish to quit race

Victoria Pendleton says committment is her tactical word and her decision making is poor

20.07.2008 08:37    telegraph.co.uk
Queen of the track reveals how she plans to put the dismay of Athens behind her
Victoria Pendleton says committment is her tactical word and her decision making is poor

Daniel Levy learns lessons of Premier League food chain after Alex Ferguson comments

20.07.2008 08:37    telegraph.co.uk
Tapping-up - the practice of asking a player if he fancies a move to a club before officially approaching his employers - is as rife in football as it is in life. Tottenham, Manchester United and Real Madrid have all
Daniel Levy learns lessons of Premier League food chain after Alex Ferguson comments

Beijing 2008: Britain's cyclists and sailors set sights on winning even more medals

20.07.2008 08:37    telegraph.co.uk
Simon Hart on the sports that point the way forward for Olympic hopes
Beijing 2008: Britain's cyclists and sailors set sights on winning even more medals

Mark Cavendish wins fourth Tour de France stage with heroic sprint to the line

20.07.2008 08:37    telegraph.co.uk
Battered Briton Mark Cavendish gritted his teeth to claim a fourth stage win in his historic Tour de France campaign, writes Dan Harbles
Mark Cavendish wins fourth Tour de France stage with heroic sprint to the line

Picking Darren Pattinson was the dodgiest of all decisions by England selectors

20.07.2008 08:37    telegraph.co.uk
Quite the most numb-skulled of all was England's decision to select, from nowhere, the uncapped Darren Pattinson, writes Steve James.
Picking Darren Pattinson was the dodgiest of all decisions by England selectors

The Open: Wise old heads needed to weather Birkdale storm

20.07.2008 08:37    telegraph.co.uk
This was the day when Greg Norman was blown out of the Championship, but the Aussie was still out there in the twilight, hanging on to the lead in the Open. Mark Reason reports.
The Open: Wise old heads needed to weather Birkdale storm

England made to pay by South Africa for lack of Headingley solidarity

20.07.2008 08:37    telegraph.co.uk
South Africa (322 for four) lead England (202) by 120 runs with six wickets in hand Bowlers are left to shoulder the burden after batsmen let the side down. Scyld Berry reports.
England made to pay by South Africa for lack of Headingley solidarity

Sri Lanka's mystery spinner Ajantha Mendis ready to become the new star-turn

20.07.2008 08:37    telegraph.co.uk
there has been a media frenzy over Sri Lanka's latest unorthodox bowler, Ajantha Mendis, a mysterious finger spinner who shot to fame in the final of the Asia Cup, writes Kumar Sangakkara.
Sri Lanka's mystery spinner Ajantha Mendis ready to become the new star-turn

Tri-Nations: Australia beat Springboks

20.07.2008 08:36    telegraph.co.uk
World Champions South Africa were brought back down to earth after their historic victory over New Zealand as Australia kick-started their Tri-Nations campaign with a win at Subiaco Oval.
Tri-Nations: Australia beat Springboks

Turbocharged Lewis Hamilton sounds warning to rivals ahead of German Grand Prix

20.07.2008 08:33    telegraph.co.uk
No points for pole, said Lewis Hamilton, in the hope that a suppressed response to an electric lap might put the opposition off the scent in of the German Grand Prix. Kevin Garside reports.
Turbocharged Lewis Hamilton sounds warning to rivals ahead of German Grand Prix

South Africa on top at Headingley as Darren Pattinson takes maiden Test wicket

20.07.2008 08:33    telegraph.co.uk
Debutant Darren Pattinson's maiden Test wicket was the only bright spot on an occasionally gloomy day at Headingly as South Africa maintained their strong position in the second Test.
South Africa on top at Headingley as Darren Pattinson takes maiden Test wicket

The Open: Foul weather makes a great sight

20.07.2008 08:33    telegraph.co.uk
It is to golf's credit that it keeps whistling by - except in the most viciously extreme conditions - despite being more hampered by the wind than most sports, says Jasper Gerard.
The Open: Foul weather makes a great sight

The Open: Padraig Harrington on course

20.07.2008 08:33    telegraph.co.uk
The 2001 Open champion's problems had started on the first tee but he recovered to stay in contention. Lewine Mair reports.
The Open: Padraig Harrington on course

Alex Ferguson reacts against Tottenham's claims of unfair player pursuit

20.07.2008 08:33    telegraph.co.uk
Sir Alex Ferguson last night hit back over Manchester United's alleged tapping-up of Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov.
Alex Ferguson reacts against Tottenham's claims of unfair player pursuit

Andrew Flintoff rises to the occasion

20.07.2008 08:33    telegraph.co.uk
Team-mates need to follow the lead of Lancastrian whose return is even hailed by Yorkshire crowd, writes Steve James.
Andrew Flintoff rises to the occasion

Kaka's advisor says Chelsea deal will happen

20.07.2008 08:33    telegraph.co.uk
The possibility of world player of the year, Kaka, joining Chelsea this summer has been raised by comments from one of the player's advisors that a "deal will definitely happen."
Kaka's advisor says Chelsea deal will happen

South Africa punish England in second Test as Ashwell Prince reaches a century

20.07.2008 08:33    telegraph.co.uk
Ashwell Prince led South Africa's steady charge in the second Test at Headingley as his deserved 100 not out helped the tourists to a 59 run lead at the tea interval.
South Africa punish England in second Test as Ashwell Prince reaches a century

Ashwell Prince hands South Africa the advantage in second Test at Headingley

20.07.2008 08:33    telegraph.co.uk
Ashwell Prince led South Africa's steady charge in the second Test at Headingley as his impressive unbeaten 134 helped the tourists establish a foreboding first innings lead on the second day of the second Test at Headingley.
Ashwell Prince hands South Africa the advantage in second Test at Headingley

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