Archives for Jake Farrell
Mourinho’s masterly return shows the Premiership what it’s missing
Inter Milan’s 1-0 succes at Stamford Bridge last night, built on an unexpected platform of attacking football, showed that Jose Mourinho still possesses the Midas touch
Alcuin upset the odds to take College Rugby Tens title
Alcuin confounded every assumption that had been made about College Rugby last Saturday by beating an eminent James college side in the final of a thrilling tens tournament
College Football Round-up: March 7th
Sam Clitheroe relished playing outfield as he notched a hat-trick as James beat Langwith 4-2, while Goodricke defeated Vanbrugh 2-0
Alcuin turn on the style to defeat Wentworth in College Football
Alcuin produced a brand of expansive football to overcome hard-working Wentworth on Sunday morning, revitalising their title ambitions
Portsmouth are a cautionary tale for Premier League clubs
With the news that Portsmouth are to enter administration, effectively condemning them to relegation from the Premier League, Jake Farrell argues that their demise should be the ultimate warning to the football world
Football firsts keep promotion hopes flickering
Goals from Jack Crane and Conor Brennan, plus a vastly improved second-half performance, were enough to overcome the challenge of Newcastle this afternoon
Tiger’s image not helped by stage-managed apology
Yesterday, disgraced golfer Tiger Woods stood behind a podium in Florida and read a 14-minute statement with the phoney air of a politician. It looked all-too-familiar, argues Jake Farrell
Women’s hockey continue their purple patch by battering Durham
A 5-1 rout of Durham, their nearest challengers in League 3B, has reiterated York’s intentions to bounce back to the division above at the first attempt
Rugby firsts roll on towards promotion
York’s 15-10 win over Liverpool on Saturday afternoon keeps them in the thick of the League 1A title race
Football seconds one step closer to championship
In a scrappy game on the 22 Acres, the UYAFC seconds overcame a physical and negative Teesside to maintain their title push
Derwent netball bounce back to form
Derwent, the defending champions, returned to form on Sunday with a 13-8 win over Vanbrugh in the College Netball
Men’s badminton send out uncompromising message ahead of Roses
The badminton firsts didn’t show Lancaster any mercy on Wednesday afternoon, not dropping a rubber on the way to an 8-0 rout.
Gaining the services of Bradley Wiggins is a tremendous coup for Team Sky
Dave Brailsford has acted shrewdly in bringing Olympic gold medalist and Tour de France tyro Bradley Wiggins to Team Sky, believes Jake Farrell
College players speak out as rain stops play
College Football captains have criticised the quality of pitches on the 22 Acres and the organisation of the Autumn League after the cancellation of three rounds of fixtures through poor weather
Henry handball fiasco brings television replay debate into sharp focus
The furore resulting from Thierry Henry’s handball against Ireland last Wednesday has again raised the question of whether television replays should be introduced. And not before time too, argues Jake Farrell.
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