Julian Guyer

Capello in hot water for criticising Terry decision

Article Julian Guyer - 6 Feb 2012

England's manager has landed himself in trouble after publicly criticising the Football Association's decision to strip John Terry of his captaincy.

Henry downplays Arsenal return

Article Julian Guyer - 11 Jan 2012

Thierry Henry wants to play down expectations after marking his Arsenal comeback with the winning goal in the Gunners' FA Cup victory over Leeds.

United knock Man City out of FA Cup race

Article Julian Guyer - 9 Jan 2012

FA Cup champions Manchester City were kicked out of the tournament by derby rivals Manchester United on Sunday with a 3-2 third round win.

England’s Jonny Wilkinson retires from international rugby

Article Julian Guyer - 13 Dec 2011

England's record points scorer Jonny Wilkinson has announced his retirement from international rugby, adding he would remain at French club Toulon.

‘Scapegoat’ Tindall slams Rugby Football Union

Article Julian Guyer - 30 Nov 2011

Mike Tindall says he was made into a the scapegoat for England's dismal World Cup performance after news he had been reinstated to the squad.

Fuimaono Sapolu avoids ban for Twitter outburts

Article Julian Guyer - 15 Oct 2011

Samoa centre Eliota Fuimaono Sapolu was given a six-month suspended ban from rugby after accusing a World Cup Welsh referee of racism and bias.

Everyone is replaceable, IRB tells NZ

Article Julian Guyer - 4 Oct 2011

The International Rugby Board responded to a possible New Zealand withdrawal from the next World Cup by saying "everyone is replaceable".

England survive Argentina scare

Article Julian Guyer - 10 Sep 2011

Ben Youngs spared England's blushes as they came from six points behind to beat Argentina 13-9 in their opening Rugby World Cup Pool B match.

No family or booze bans for England World Cup squad

Article Julian Guyer - 30 Aug 2011

England manager Martin Johnson says he has no need to restrict players' access to their families or instigate an alcohol ban during the World Cup.

England enjoy World Cup boost as Ireland lose out

Article Julian Guyer - 27 Aug 2011

England ensured they set off for the World Cup on a winning note with a 20-9 victory over Ireland in their final warm-up match at Lansdowne Road.

England hold off Wales as both sides suffer

Article Julian Guyer - 6 Aug 2011

England held off a spirited Wales 23-19 at Twickenham here on Saturday to win their opening World Cup warm-up match.

India’s schedule yields poor performance

Article Julian Guyer - 2 Aug 2011

India's crushing 319-run second Test defeat by England has again raised questions about players' workloads.

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