Share this article Share 189 shares No wonder Darren Wassall is expected to keep the Derby job until the end of the season. Wassall played a major role in
rs gold family friend Mel Morris buying the club and the 47-year-old has already been rewarded with promotions from academy coach to academy director and then to first-team manager.Insiders believe the move will facilitate Morris becoming a regular in the dressing room before and after matches. England rugby are to stop their live social media interaction on Periscope following squad newcomer Ollie Devoto being asked obscene questions. It’s understood Devoto’s friends were responsible for the inappropriate texts but the RFU do not want to risk it happening again.The interview with Bath back Devoto was the 17th interactive chat on Periscope’s app this season and the first to be hijacked. The sexual content was only visible online for a few seconds but the RFU are concerned enough to halt the initiative. England have tightened social media rules after Ollie Devoto (left) was asked obscene questions on Periscope Roy relaxes dress codeEngland teams must usually spend even their leisure time on international duty wearing sponsored clothing, so it was refreshing that the squad convened by Roy Hodgson at St George’s Park this week were allowed to wear their own gear — without a Nike swoosh in sight.Meanwhile, it shows Tottenham’s increasing importance to the national team that the FA needed to provide a people-carrier to ferry their five-strong contingent .
Kyle Walker, Harry Kane, Dele Alli, Ryan Mason and Eric Dier — to and from Burton. It would have been six before Andros Townsend’s recent move to Newcastle. Three Lions boss Roy Hodgson allowed players to dress down when the squad met at St George's Park Harry Kane (centre) and Delle Ali (second left) are two of five Tottenham players in the reckoning for England The latest brutal sacking by magazine The Cricketer saw Alec Swann, older brother of former England spinner Graeme, shown the door after only 15 months as editor. Swann thought he was seeing chief executive Guy Evans-Tipping to discuss the latest edition, only to be told to clear his desk. Arsenal and Manchester United are to jointly promote anti-homophobia campaign Rainbow Laces when they clash on February 28 at Old Trafford.
Arsenal and Manchester United will jointly promote anti-homophobia campaign Rainbow Laces at Old TraffordThe initiative was announced by United group managing director Richard Arnold in his speech at the first sports conference for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in London this week. Also backing the LGBT event was PL chief executive Richard Scudamore. Bahrain's Sheik Salman, leading the race for the FIFA presidency with a fortnight to go until the election, is taking no chances with the British media. As well as London lawyers Schillings challenging any human rights abuse allegations.
Salman has engaged friendly former BBC Olympics Correspondent James Pearce to handle his PR in the UK. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next England cricket lose sponsor Waitrose as supermarket chain... Greg Dyke could be forced into FA exit next week as blazers... Premier League clubs plan reciprocal £30 away tickets...... Premier League clubs turn down proposal to cap away tickets... Share this article Share 189 shares FIFA candidate Salman signs amended human rights pledge | Daily Mail Online