Greek goalscorer gets life ban from international duty
Giorgos Katidis, 20, made a Nazi salute during AEK Athens’ 2-1 win over Veria on Saturday.
View Article23 of the worst sporting decisions ever
In light of Sunderland’s potentially disastrous move to sack Martin O’Neill, here are some of the most ill-advised ideas in sports history.
View ArticleCoach sacked for allegedly stealing player's credit card -- to buy Jägermeister
What would you even do with 36 litres of Jägermeister?
View ArticleWalmart forced to apologise after offering 'fat girl costumes' section on...
“It is unacceptable, and we apologise.”
View ArticleNorth Korea compares Obama to 'monkey in a tropical forest', suffers internet...
The isolated country has blasted the US president over the release of ‘The Interview’.
View ArticleMayor winds up Irish community so much he makes NY Post front page
Blasio was a half hour late and had boycotted the parade last year because he mistakenly thought it excluded LGBT groups.
View ArticleDavid Cameron is under fire for eating a hot dog with a knife and fork
Such decisions can be game changers in an election campaign…
View ArticleMichael Noonan thinks the Greek referendum was an absolute disaster
The finance minister was speaking ahead of more talks in Brussels today.
View ArticleA woman shut a toddler in a washing machine for a 'laugh' and no one was...
Courtney Stewart said the toddler, who has Down’s syndrome, “loves the washing machine”.
View Article'Shane Long? Really?! No, no, no, no, no' - Danny Murphy makes his feelings...
Former Reds midfielder is not impressed with talk linking the Ireland striker with a move to Anfield.
View ArticleSterling to Benteke: it's the worst signings of the season XI
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View ArticleMcCaffrey concerned 'awful' advanced mark will move football closer to Aussie...
“I do think it’s a little step towards a much more stop-start game,” says the Dublin star.
View ArticleDublin star warns that bringing black card into hurling could lead to...
‘Maybe people are looking from the football end of things and trying to transfer that to hurling,’ says Chris Crummey.
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