Thompson signs for Shrimps
Morecambe have signed young goalkeeper Tony Thompson for the forthcoming season to provide back-up to Barry Roche.
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Gobern gets QPR deal
Midfielder Oscar Gobern has signed a one-year deal at QPR.
Akpa Akpro stays with Shrews
Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro has signed a new one-year deal with Shrewsbury.
Millers out of Allan race
Rotherham have withdrawn from the race to sign Hibernian midfielder Scott Allan as he wants to stay in Scotland.
Jennifer Aniston Marries Justin Theroux!
Jennifer Aniston is a married woman. Again! The actress swapped vows with Justin Theroux today in a private ceremony at her house in Los Angeles, E! News confirms. Although it…
Drake Reunites With His Degrassi Co-Stars—and the Photo Evidence Is Epic: Take a Look!
Started from the bottom… Drake reunited with his Degrassi co-stars last night at a screening for the new web series We Are Disorderly. The rapper, whose been busy…
Madonna to Bring Son Rocco Ritchie, 14, With Her on Rebel Heart Tour? Find Out What She Said!
Madonna will be joined by one of her biggest fans yet again during her upcoming tour. The 56-year-old pop queen’s son Rocco Ritchie, 14, is accompanying her on her Rebel Heart…
Dombrowski says there were no contract talks with Tigers (Yahoo Sports)
Dave Dombrowski says there had been no talks with Tigers ownership about a new contract, so as the end of the season drew closer, he began to have doubts about his future in Detroit. ”You’re sort of suspicious there’s a chance it could go the other direction,” Dombrowski said. The Tigers announced Tuesday that Dombrowski’s tenure as president and general manager was over, naming Al Avila the new GM.
Dombrowski says there were no contract talks with Tigers (Yahoo Sports)
Dave Dombrowski says there had been no talks with Tigers ownership about a new contract, so as the end of the season drew closer, he began to have doubts about his future in Detroit. ”You’re sort of suspicious there’s a chance it could go the other direction,” Dombrowski said. The Tigers announced Tuesday that Dombrowski’s tenure as president and general manager was over, naming Al Avila the new GM.
Adidas considers giving up golf as cycling booms
By Emma Thomasson and Jörn Poltz LONDON/MUNICH (Reuters) – German sportswear company Adidas has appointed investment bank Guggenheim Partners to help with the possible sale of its golf brands, which are struggling as the sport loses popularity, particularly in the United States. Adidas made the announcement on Thursday as deteriorating golf sales overshadowed otherwise strong second-quarter results, boosted by double-digit sales growth in both western Europe and China, which it