FRIDAY5THJANO7:AM:JUST WHO DID WENGER FIGHT WITH THEN IF IT WASN'T PARDEW?
Morning everyone seems Alan Pardew has been cleared for the same fight incident that Wenger was found guilty of, which means Wenger must have been fighting with himself, which in itself would be a match I'd love to see Don King sign up. The award for today's Mug's then goes to THE FA for somehow finding different punishments to two people involved in the same incident.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association:
NO/Oklahoma City Hornets 68 Detroit Pistons 92
Dallas Mavericks 100 Indiana Pacers 91
Sacramento Kings 128 LA Lakers 132 (OT),
NHL
NHL RESULTS
Boston Bruins 2 Toronto Maple Leafs 10
New York Rangers 3 Philadelphia Flyers 2
Washington Capitals 5 Montreal Canadiens 1
Carolina Hurricanes 0 Phoenix Coyotes 2
New Jersey Devils 4 New York Islanders 3
Minnesota Wild 2 Tampa Bay Lightning 3
St Louis Blues 2 Chicago Blackhawks 0
Calgary Flames 5 Florida Panthers 4 (OT)
Edmonton Oilers 5 Dallas Stars 6 (SO)
San Jose Sharks 9 Detroit Red Wings 4
TENNIS
ATP Next Generation Adelaide International, Adelaide:
Quarter-finals:
(1) Novak Djokovic (Ser) bt Paul Goldstein (USA) 6-4 7-5
(2) Richard Gasquet (Fra) bt Chris Guccione (Aus) 1-6 6-3 7-6 (7-4),
WTA ASB Classic, Auckland:
Semi-finals:
(5) Vera Zvonareva (Rus) bt Jill Craybas (USA) 6-3 7-5
(1) Jelena Jankovic (Ser) bt Camille Pin (Fra) 3-0 ret,
WTA Mondial Australian Women's Hardcourts, Gold Coast:
Semi-finals:
(1) Martina Hingis (Swi) bt Tathiana Garbin (Ita) 3-4 ret,
TODAY'S SPORT EVENTS
FOOTBALL:
FA CUP: Bristol Rovers v Hereford. Stoke v Millwall.
League One: Yeovil v Huddersfield
RUGBY UNION:
Magners League: Dragons v Munster (1910). Edinburgh v Llanelli (1930).
GOLF:
Hawaii: Mercedes Benz Championships (to Jan 7).
TENNIS:
Doha: Mobil Open (to Jan 7).
Chennai: Chennai Open (to Jan 7).
Adelaide: Adelaide International (to Jan 7).
Auckland: ASB Women's Classic (to Jan 7).
Gold Coast: Australian Women's Hardcourts (to Jan 7).
RACING:
Musselburgh. Newcastle (Tom Deane covering). Wolverhampton.
BASKETBALL:
BBL (two matches).
TODAY'S TRANSFER GOSSIP
THE SUN
Alan Curbishley has launched a £22million bid to keep West Ham in the Premiership by signing Luis Boa Morte and bidding for Matthew Upson and Shaun Wright-Phillips. That would work.
Javier Mascherano is signing for Liverpool - but doesn't know if he can play for them. Still he should be used to the bench.
Martin Jol has made a £4million bid for West Ham defender Anton Ferdinand.
Charlton have agreed a £2.7million fee for Arsenal hitman Anthony Stokes.
Steve Bruce is weighing up a surprise swoop for former Birmingham striker Stern John.
Collins John has rejected a £2million move to Watford after failing to agree personal terms.
Julian Gray is attracting interest from Crystal Palace and West Ham.
Six clubs are trying to keep Manuel Fernandes in the Premiership.
Sheffield United have beaten Reading to land Egypt international defender Ahmed Fathi.
Millwall want to re-sign joint-record scorer Neil Harris from Millwall. I know what that says it's a geninue story, someone has a worse sub editor than me.
Luton have rejected a £1million bid from Cardiff for Rowan Vine. Well would you go from one mid table championship side to another.
Watford are tracking the progress of Southend winger Jamal Campbell-Ryce.
DAILY MIRROR
Manchester United will make a move for Blackburn's David Bentley if they fail to land Owen Hargreaves from Bayern Munich. Cos one's a winger and one's a centre midfield that makes no sense there.
Liverpool have clinched an amazing loan deal for Javier Mascherano which sees them heading for a huge row with FIFA over the transfer.
Charlton have made a surprise move for veteran Portsmouth striker Andy Cole.
West Ham have landed Luis Boa Morte and have launched bids for Mark Viduka and Matthew Upson.
Aston Villa are to sign Manchester United right-back Phil Bardsley.
Sheffield United winger Paul Ifill has snubbed a move to Leeds to join Crystal Palace.
Real Madrid are considering a shock £7million bid for Everton defender Joleon Lescott. Shock they have any cash left at madrid after the way they are splashing it.
Arsenal youngster Arturo Lupoli is set for a return to Italy with five Serie A clubs said to be interested.
Sunderland are hoping to land Stephen Pearson for £400,000 from Celtic.
QPR have turned down £2million bids from Spurs and Manchester City for winger Lee Cook.
Birmimgham want Paul Dickov from Manchester City and could offer David Dunn in exchange.
Darren Currie has returned to Ipswich after his loan spell with Coventry.
DAILY STAR
West Ham have signed Luis Boa Morte and want Matthew Upson, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Mark Viduka and Lucas Neill.
Newcastle are increasingly confident of landing striker Peter Crouch from Liverpool and want to take Wes Brown on loan from Manchester United. Crocuh and Martins would be the most unsual partnership ever.
Rotherham starlets Lee Williamson and Will Hoskins are heading to the Premiership. Watford are keen on Hoskins while Reading and Manchester City want Williamson. Sure I read he was singing for Watford in the same paper the other day, fickle bunch these tabloids.
Franck Ribery says he has rejected a second approach from Arsenal but could join the club in the summer.
DAILY EXPRESS
Charlton have rejected a £6.5 million bid from Spurs for striker Darren Bent.
Fulham are considering trying to land Matthew Etherington from West Ham.
DAILY MAIL
Franz Beckenbauer has given Manchester United the go-ahead to sign Owen Hargreaves.
Chelsea are in the hunt for Valencia's towering defender Roberto Ayala.
Watford have completed a £1.2million deal for Rotherham's Lee Williamson and Will Hoskins. Someone want to tell the Star.
Tottenham have had a £7million offer for Darren Bent rejected by Charlton. What's o.5 million between friends.
Several Premiership clubs are on alert after the collapse of Nigeria striker Edu's proposed move to Lokomotiv Moscow. I know I am.
YESTERDAY'S COMPLETED TRANSFERS
Richard Barker [Mansfield - Hartlepool] £80,000
Luke Chadwick [Stoke - Norwich] £200,000
Jonny Evans [Man Utd - Sunderland] Loan
David Jones [Man Utd - Derby] £1m-plus
Michael Leary [Luton - Brentford] Loan
Vincenzo Montella [Roma - Fulham] Loan
Glenn Murray [Carlisle - Rochdale] Undisclosed
Joe O'Cearuill [Arsenal - Brighton] Loan
Nicky Rizzo [MK Dons - Grimsby] Loan
Danny Rose [Man Utd - Oxford] Loan
Paul Thirlwell [Derby - Carlisle] Undisclosed
Neal Trotman [Oldham - Halifax] Loan
Lee Harper [Northampton - MK Dons] Undisclosed.
Talked about the impact yesterday, but will add Jones is a great pickup for Derby, Baker will give goals to a Hartlepool side who were a great value 17-1 a couple of weeks back and still are 10-1 to win the league. Fulham will hope Montella can redicover the formt hat made him worth 17million before a serious injury, Chadwick will add width to Norwich, if he's ever fit and picked.
ODDS AND SODDS
MARKET MOVERS all taken from www.bettingzone.co.uk with additional comments.
BACK TO REALITY
Following Thursday night's Celebrity Big Brother show on Channel Four, Donny Tourette's odds have been slashed to a best of 10/1 from 20/1 after the wannabe rock star took centre stage.
Tipped by the Betting Zone as an outsider to follow, Donny was shown jumping into the pool wearing all his clothes, playing with 79-year-old Ken Russell's hair and lying in Leo Sayer's bed naked.
His antics have sparked wild debate and punters have seen fit to back him for a shock win.
Meanwhile Cleo Rocos is the new 9/2 favourite after she took care of Donny during his drunken night while Leo and Ian Watkins are both 6/1 second favourites.
We talked about Leo yesterday but Donny might have outdone him with his entertainment value which is always important, as reported yesterday Jo's odds have slide while Cleo has come right in, the odds quoted are betfair's as bookies are slow to react to the market this morning.
CURRENT ODDS
Any other 8.2
Ian H Watkins 7.8
Leo Sayer 7.7
Cleo Rocos 5.8
Dirk Benedict 10
Jo OMeara 10
Donny Tourette 10.5
Shilpa Shetty 17.6
Ken Russell 19.1
Danielle Lloyd 16.2
Carole Malone 57
Jermaine Jackson 48
JUST THE TWO OF US
Mark Butcher & Sarah Brightman 2.27
Brendan Cole & Beverley Knight 3.14
Hannah Waterman & Marti Pellow 4.14
John Barden & Jocelyn Brown 11.9
Julia Bradbury & Tony Christie 19.1
Again were looking at betfair odds, this one is a really hard one to call Mark and Sarah are vocally the best, but this never a guarantee. Luke and Natasha were harshly out last night and Julia and ony harshly in the bottom three. There seems no consitency to the voting pattern and the odds reflect this, worth avoiding from a betting pov.
SOAPSTAR SUPERSTAR
The new Alan Fletcher 2.63
Antony Cotton 6
Hayley Tamaddon 9
Jane Danson 10
Verity Rushworth 13
Tupele Dorgu 15
Gemma Atkinson 17
Matt Wolfenden 17
Mark Furze 17
Leon Lopez 19
Elaine Lordan 41
The new ITV reality tv how starts tonight, I know it never rains but it pores, quite literally this January. The bookies now have Alan Fletcher at 2.63 favourite which seems fair considering he is an established singer, with a cult following already in this competition,he will certainly go far and punters should be advised his price may get worse so if you support him you may need to act quick. Possible competition could come from Jane Danson at 10.0, but hard to get too heavily involved without knowing what the quality is like.
RANGERS FIASCO-PUT YOUR HANDS UP FOR GLASGOW
It seems the bookies have a complex case on their hands with the quick moving Rangers decision to bring in Smith and McCoist, the to are expected to be confirmed within the next few days,though vagueness exists as to what role each will have and bookies are claming that they may only pay out on McCoist and not Smith.
TODAY'S SPORT PRICES AND ADVICES
GOLF
Jim Furyk 5.5 5.7
Vijay Singh 9 4.61
Trevor Immelman 15 18.6
Stuart Appleby 17 18.6
Adam Scott 21 19.1
Luke Donald 21 25
Geoff Ogilvy 34 34
K.j. Choi 34 11.9
Davis Love III 34 14.3
Rory Sabbatini 41 26
Stephen Ames 41 13.8
Brett Wetterich 51 21
Carl Pettersson 51 71
Joe Durant 67 71
Arron Oberholser 81 71
Troy Matteson 81 105
David Toms 101 48
Mercedes-Benz Championship - Plantation Course, Maui, Hawaii
Player To Par Holes R1 R2 R3 R4
S Ames -4 18 69 - - -
K Choi -4 18 69 - - -
W McKenzie -4 18 69 - - -
V Singh -4 18 69 - - -
B Wetterich -4 18 69 - - -
D Love III -3 18 70 - - -
C Couch -2 18 71 - - -
J Furyk -2 18 71 - - -
T Immelman -2 18 71 - - -
R Sabbatini -2 18 71 - - -
Selected Others To Par Holes R1 R2 R3 R4
L Donald -1 18 72 - - -
D Toms +2 18 75 - - -
TENNIS QATAR OPEN
14:30 Ivan Ljubicic (1.6) Robin Soderling (2.5)
16:00 Nikolay Davydenko (1.45) Andrew Murray (3.01) OUTRIGHT
N.Davydenko 2.5
I. Ljubicic 3
R. Soderling 6
A. Murray 6
CHENAI OPEN
11:15 Xavier Malisse (1.44) Fabrice Santoro (3.1)
12:45 Rafael Nadal (1.05) Davide Sanguinetti (11.5)
14:00 Carlos Moya (1.58) Ivo Karlovic (2.75)
15:45 Julien Benneteau (1.69) Stefan Koubek (2.34)
OUTRIGHT
R. Nadal 1.36
P. Srichaphan 9
C. Moya 10
X. Malisse 13
I. Andreev 17
HOPMAN CUP
Fri Jan 05, 2007 Best Book
09:00 Nadia Petrova (1.18) Anabel M Garrigues (5)
09:00 Russia (1.45) Spain (3.03)
10:15 Tommy Robredo (1.85) Dmitry Tursunov (2.1)
OUTRIGHT
France 1.02
Russia 1.44
Spain 3.05
India 5.1
Czech Republic 7.1
ASB INTERNATIONAL OUTRIGHT
J. Jankovic 1.3
V. Zvonareva 2.5
NEWS HEADLINES from www.bbc.co.uk/sport
Today, 08:37 AM
Racing legend Lester Piggott is given the all-clear after spending Christmas in hospital.
Today, 07:29 AM
Scotland coach Walter Smith will be the new director of football at Rangers, BBC Sport understands.
Macclesfield boss Paul Ince's ambition is to coach former club Inter Milan. Read more…
THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY CHECK BACK THIS AFTERNOON FOR FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL, NEWS AND MARKET MOVES AND SOME MORE NBA AND NHL. BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE AND PASS THE WORD AROUND THE MORE PEOPLE WE HAVE THE MORE WE CAN DO.
One of these days in your travels, a guy is going to show you a brand-new deck of cards on which the seal is not yet broken. Then this guy is going to offer to bet you that he can make the jack of spades jump out of this brand-new deck of cards and squirt cider in your ear. But, son, do not accept this bet, because as sure as you stand there, you're going to wind up with an ear full of cider.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association:
NO/Oklahoma City Hornets 68 Detroit Pistons 92
Dallas Mavericks 100 Indiana Pacers 91
Sacramento Kings 128 LA Lakers 132 (OT),
NHL
NHL RESULTS
Boston Bruins 2 Toronto Maple Leafs 10
New York Rangers 3 Philadelphia Flyers 2
Washington Capitals 5 Montreal Canadiens 1
Carolina Hurricanes 0 Phoenix Coyotes 2
New Jersey Devils 4 New York Islanders 3
Minnesota Wild 2 Tampa Bay Lightning 3
St Louis Blues 2 Chicago Blackhawks 0
Calgary Flames 5 Florida Panthers 4 (OT)
Edmonton Oilers 5 Dallas Stars 6 (SO)
San Jose Sharks 9 Detroit Red Wings 4
TENNIS
ATP Next Generation Adelaide International, Adelaide:
Quarter-finals:
(1) Novak Djokovic (Ser) bt Paul Goldstein (USA) 6-4 7-5
(2) Richard Gasquet (Fra) bt Chris Guccione (Aus) 1-6 6-3 7-6 (7-4),
WTA ASB Classic, Auckland:
Semi-finals:
(5) Vera Zvonareva (Rus) bt Jill Craybas (USA) 6-3 7-5
(1) Jelena Jankovic (Ser) bt Camille Pin (Fra) 3-0 ret,
WTA Mondial Australian Women's Hardcourts, Gold Coast:
Semi-finals:
(1) Martina Hingis (Swi) bt Tathiana Garbin (Ita) 3-4 ret,
TODAY'S SPORT EVENTS
FOOTBALL:
FA CUP: Bristol Rovers v Hereford. Stoke v Millwall.
League One: Yeovil v Huddersfield
RUGBY UNION:
Magners League: Dragons v Munster (1910). Edinburgh v Llanelli (1930).
GOLF:
Hawaii: Mercedes Benz Championships (to Jan 7).
TENNIS:
Doha: Mobil Open (to Jan 7).
Chennai: Chennai Open (to Jan 7).
Adelaide: Adelaide International (to Jan 7).
Auckland: ASB Women's Classic (to Jan 7).
Gold Coast: Australian Women's Hardcourts (to Jan 7).
RACING:
Musselburgh. Newcastle (Tom Deane covering). Wolverhampton.
BASKETBALL:
BBL (two matches).
TODAY'S TRANSFER GOSSIP
THE SUN
Alan Curbishley has launched a £22million bid to keep West Ham in the Premiership by signing Luis Boa Morte and bidding for Matthew Upson and Shaun Wright-Phillips. That would work.
Javier Mascherano is signing for Liverpool - but doesn't know if he can play for them. Still he should be used to the bench.
Martin Jol has made a £4million bid for West Ham defender Anton Ferdinand.
Charlton have agreed a £2.7million fee for Arsenal hitman Anthony Stokes.
Steve Bruce is weighing up a surprise swoop for former Birmingham striker Stern John.
Collins John has rejected a £2million move to Watford after failing to agree personal terms.
Julian Gray is attracting interest from Crystal Palace and West Ham.
Six clubs are trying to keep Manuel Fernandes in the Premiership.
Sheffield United have beaten Reading to land Egypt international defender Ahmed Fathi.
Millwall want to re-sign joint-record scorer Neil Harris from Millwall. I know what that says it's a geninue story, someone has a worse sub editor than me.
Luton have rejected a £1million bid from Cardiff for Rowan Vine. Well would you go from one mid table championship side to another.
Watford are tracking the progress of Southend winger Jamal Campbell-Ryce.
DAILY MIRROR
Manchester United will make a move for Blackburn's David Bentley if they fail to land Owen Hargreaves from Bayern Munich. Cos one's a winger and one's a centre midfield that makes no sense there.
Liverpool have clinched an amazing loan deal for Javier Mascherano which sees them heading for a huge row with FIFA over the transfer.
Charlton have made a surprise move for veteran Portsmouth striker Andy Cole.
West Ham have landed Luis Boa Morte and have launched bids for Mark Viduka and Matthew Upson.
Aston Villa are to sign Manchester United right-back Phil Bardsley.
Sheffield United winger Paul Ifill has snubbed a move to Leeds to join Crystal Palace.
Real Madrid are considering a shock £7million bid for Everton defender Joleon Lescott. Shock they have any cash left at madrid after the way they are splashing it.
Arsenal youngster Arturo Lupoli is set for a return to Italy with five Serie A clubs said to be interested.
Sunderland are hoping to land Stephen Pearson for £400,000 from Celtic.
QPR have turned down £2million bids from Spurs and Manchester City for winger Lee Cook.
Birmimgham want Paul Dickov from Manchester City and could offer David Dunn in exchange.
Darren Currie has returned to Ipswich after his loan spell with Coventry.
DAILY STAR
West Ham have signed Luis Boa Morte and want Matthew Upson, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Mark Viduka and Lucas Neill.
Newcastle are increasingly confident of landing striker Peter Crouch from Liverpool and want to take Wes Brown on loan from Manchester United. Crocuh and Martins would be the most unsual partnership ever.
Rotherham starlets Lee Williamson and Will Hoskins are heading to the Premiership. Watford are keen on Hoskins while Reading and Manchester City want Williamson. Sure I read he was singing for Watford in the same paper the other day, fickle bunch these tabloids.
Franck Ribery says he has rejected a second approach from Arsenal but could join the club in the summer.
DAILY EXPRESS
Charlton have rejected a £6.5 million bid from Spurs for striker Darren Bent.
Fulham are considering trying to land Matthew Etherington from West Ham.
DAILY MAIL
Franz Beckenbauer has given Manchester United the go-ahead to sign Owen Hargreaves.
Chelsea are in the hunt for Valencia's towering defender Roberto Ayala.
Watford have completed a £1.2million deal for Rotherham's Lee Williamson and Will Hoskins. Someone want to tell the Star.
Tottenham have had a £7million offer for Darren Bent rejected by Charlton. What's o.5 million between friends.
Several Premiership clubs are on alert after the collapse of Nigeria striker Edu's proposed move to Lokomotiv Moscow. I know I am.
YESTERDAY'S COMPLETED TRANSFERS
Richard Barker [Mansfield - Hartlepool] £80,000
Luke Chadwick [Stoke - Norwich] £200,000
Jonny Evans [Man Utd - Sunderland] Loan
David Jones [Man Utd - Derby] £1m-plus
Michael Leary [Luton - Brentford] Loan
Vincenzo Montella [Roma - Fulham] Loan
Glenn Murray [Carlisle - Rochdale] Undisclosed
Joe O'Cearuill [Arsenal - Brighton] Loan
Nicky Rizzo [MK Dons - Grimsby] Loan
Danny Rose [Man Utd - Oxford] Loan
Paul Thirlwell [Derby - Carlisle] Undisclosed
Neal Trotman [Oldham - Halifax] Loan
Lee Harper [Northampton - MK Dons] Undisclosed.
Talked about the impact yesterday, but will add Jones is a great pickup for Derby, Baker will give goals to a Hartlepool side who were a great value 17-1 a couple of weeks back and still are 10-1 to win the league. Fulham will hope Montella can redicover the formt hat made him worth 17million before a serious injury, Chadwick will add width to Norwich, if he's ever fit and picked.
ODDS AND SODDS
MARKET MOVERS all taken from www.bettingzone.co.uk with additional comments.
BACK TO REALITY
Following Thursday night's Celebrity Big Brother show on Channel Four, Donny Tourette's odds have been slashed to a best of 10/1 from 20/1 after the wannabe rock star took centre stage.
Tipped by the Betting Zone as an outsider to follow, Donny was shown jumping into the pool wearing all his clothes, playing with 79-year-old Ken Russell's hair and lying in Leo Sayer's bed naked.
His antics have sparked wild debate and punters have seen fit to back him for a shock win.
Meanwhile Cleo Rocos is the new 9/2 favourite after she took care of Donny during his drunken night while Leo and Ian Watkins are both 6/1 second favourites.
We talked about Leo yesterday but Donny might have outdone him with his entertainment value which is always important, as reported yesterday Jo's odds have slide while Cleo has come right in, the odds quoted are betfair's as bookies are slow to react to the market this morning.
CURRENT ODDS
Any other 8.2
Ian H Watkins 7.8
Leo Sayer 7.7
Cleo Rocos 5.8
Dirk Benedict 10
Jo OMeara 10
Donny Tourette 10.5
Shilpa Shetty 17.6
Ken Russell 19.1
Danielle Lloyd 16.2
Carole Malone 57
Jermaine Jackson 48
JUST THE TWO OF US
Mark Butcher & Sarah Brightman 2.27
Brendan Cole & Beverley Knight 3.14
Hannah Waterman & Marti Pellow 4.14
John Barden & Jocelyn Brown 11.9
Julia Bradbury & Tony Christie 19.1
Again were looking at betfair odds, this one is a really hard one to call Mark and Sarah are vocally the best, but this never a guarantee. Luke and Natasha were harshly out last night and Julia and ony harshly in the bottom three. There seems no consitency to the voting pattern and the odds reflect this, worth avoiding from a betting pov.
SOAPSTAR SUPERSTAR
The new Alan Fletcher 2.63
Antony Cotton 6
Hayley Tamaddon 9
Jane Danson 10
Verity Rushworth 13
Tupele Dorgu 15
Gemma Atkinson 17
Matt Wolfenden 17
Mark Furze 17
Leon Lopez 19
Elaine Lordan 41
The new ITV reality tv how starts tonight, I know it never rains but it pores, quite literally this January. The bookies now have Alan Fletcher at 2.63 favourite which seems fair considering he is an established singer, with a cult following already in this competition,he will certainly go far and punters should be advised his price may get worse so if you support him you may need to act quick. Possible competition could come from Jane Danson at 10.0, but hard to get too heavily involved without knowing what the quality is like.
RANGERS FIASCO-PUT YOUR HANDS UP FOR GLASGOW
It seems the bookies have a complex case on their hands with the quick moving Rangers decision to bring in Smith and McCoist, the to are expected to be confirmed within the next few days,though vagueness exists as to what role each will have and bookies are claming that they may only pay out on McCoist and not Smith.
TODAY'S SPORT PRICES AND ADVICES
GOLF
Jim Furyk 5.5 5.7
Vijay Singh 9 4.61
Trevor Immelman 15 18.6
Stuart Appleby 17 18.6
Adam Scott 21 19.1
Luke Donald 21 25
Geoff Ogilvy 34 34
K.j. Choi 34 11.9
Davis Love III 34 14.3
Rory Sabbatini 41 26
Stephen Ames 41 13.8
Brett Wetterich 51 21
Carl Pettersson 51 71
Joe Durant 67 71
Arron Oberholser 81 71
Troy Matteson 81 105
David Toms 101 48
Mercedes-Benz Championship - Plantation Course, Maui, Hawaii
Player To Par Holes R1 R2 R3 R4
S Ames -4 18 69 - - -
K Choi -4 18 69 - - -
W McKenzie -4 18 69 - - -
V Singh -4 18 69 - - -
B Wetterich -4 18 69 - - -
D Love III -3 18 70 - - -
C Couch -2 18 71 - - -
J Furyk -2 18 71 - - -
T Immelman -2 18 71 - - -
R Sabbatini -2 18 71 - - -
Selected Others To Par Holes R1 R2 R3 R4
L Donald -1 18 72 - - -
D Toms +2 18 75 - - -
TENNIS QATAR OPEN
14:30 Ivan Ljubicic (1.6) Robin Soderling (2.5)
16:00 Nikolay Davydenko (1.45) Andrew Murray (3.01) OUTRIGHT
N.Davydenko 2.5
I. Ljubicic 3
R. Soderling 6
A. Murray 6
CHENAI OPEN
11:15 Xavier Malisse (1.44) Fabrice Santoro (3.1)
12:45 Rafael Nadal (1.05) Davide Sanguinetti (11.5)
14:00 Carlos Moya (1.58) Ivo Karlovic (2.75)
15:45 Julien Benneteau (1.69) Stefan Koubek (2.34)
OUTRIGHT
R. Nadal 1.36
P. Srichaphan 9
C. Moya 10
X. Malisse 13
I. Andreev 17
HOPMAN CUP
Fri Jan 05, 2007 Best Book
09:00 Nadia Petrova (1.18) Anabel M Garrigues (5)
09:00 Russia (1.45) Spain (3.03)
10:15 Tommy Robredo (1.85) Dmitry Tursunov (2.1)
OUTRIGHT
France 1.02
Russia 1.44
Spain 3.05
India 5.1
Czech Republic 7.1
ASB INTERNATIONAL OUTRIGHT
J. Jankovic 1.3
V. Zvonareva 2.5
NEWS HEADLINES from www.bbc.co.uk/sport
Today, 08:37 AM
Racing legend Lester Piggott is given the all-clear after spending Christmas in hospital.
Today, 07:29 AM
Scotland coach Walter Smith will be the new director of football at Rangers, BBC Sport understands.
Macclesfield boss Paul Ince's ambition is to coach former club Inter Milan. Read more…
THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY CHECK BACK THIS AFTERNOON FOR FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL, NEWS AND MARKET MOVES AND SOME MORE NBA AND NHL. BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE AND PASS THE WORD AROUND THE MORE PEOPLE WE HAVE THE MORE WE CAN DO.
One of these days in your travels, a guy is going to show you a brand-new deck of cards on which the seal is not yet broken. Then this guy is going to offer to bet you that he can make the jack of spades jump out of this brand-new deck of cards and squirt cider in your ear. But, son, do not accept this bet, because as sure as you stand there, you're going to wind up with an ear full of cider.
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