Even if you don’t know Spanish or Greek, you know someone is trying to take you for a ride by doing irrational damage control.

Even if you don’t know Spanish or Greek, you know someone is trying to take you for a ride by doing irrational damage control.
Manchester United fan Chris Mohan wants the club to sell Paul Pogba and reinvest the money in players who would die for the club.
Efforts to privatise Malaysian football teams can only work if managements are truly free of politicians and political appointees.
F&N sponsorship and activation manager Engku Isyamuddin Tuan Losin is dreading the North London derby as his beloved Arsenal is struggling while bitter rival Tottenham is flying high.
Olympic Council of Malaysia is looking at amending its constitution, including limiting the term of its office bearers. Its comprehensive website with data on Malaysian athletes is expected to be made public soon.
Beluga FC’s goalkeeper in the amateur league, Tang Weng Choy, 74, can’t wait to get back on the field and play competitive football.
Everton fan Izhar Shazly Pakhorarazi is hoping his beloved side can qualify for the Champions League after a great start to the season.
Former Malaysian footballers and officials pay tribute to Argentinean icon Diego Maradona who died yesterday at the age of 60 following a cardiac arrest.
Former National Sports Council and National Sports Institute chief Datuk Dr Ramlan Aziz was 14 months old when Tottenham Hotspur last won England’s top-flight league title in 1961. Could this be the year the Londoners end the drought?
As the ‘to play or not to play’ debate continues, it is high time all parties join forces, make their voices heard, and find a workable solution instead of settling for the easy way out to get sports in Malaysia moving.
Liverpool travels to Manchester City while Everton hosts Manchester United in the Premier League this weekend with all the pressure on the Manchester teams.
BA of Malaysia sports psychologist Muhammad Deen says the national badminton players have what it takes to bounce back from adversities of Covid-19 pandemic.
Actor-producer Sha’arin Razali Wong is confident his beloved Manchester United can finally win at home in the Premier League when it welcomes Arsenal this weekend.