9 d. ago USMNT add Walker Zimmerman, Paxten Aaronson, Nathan Harriel to Gold Cup training camp

DeJuan Jones, Folarin Balogun, Sean Zawadski ruled out Aaronson brothers could play together The US men’s national team have made changes to their pre-Gold Cup training camp roster, adding Walker Zimmerman, Paxten Aaronson, and Nathan Harriel to the squad that is set to play friendlies against Turkiye and Switzerland in the coming international break.All of the additions are injury replacements. They arrive in place of defender DeJuan Jones (who has what US Soccer called a lower body injury), midfielder Sean Zawadzki (knee injury) and striker Folarin Balogun (ankle injury). All of the replacements appeared for the US at the 2024 Olympics, in which the team made a run to the quarter-finals. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Bob MacIntyre makes big schedule call in his bid to ignite Ryder Cup push

Scot set to play seven weeks in a row in US after change of plan for Charles Schwab Challenge

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3 w. ago Arne Slot drops two clear hints for next season's plans with Liverpool experiment

Arne Slot has made four changes to his Liverpool team to play Brighton in the Premier League on Monday night, with Trent Alexander-Arnold on the bench and a different captain named

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3 w. ago Why is the PGA Championship delayed? Key new changes confirmed after play suspended

Competition organisers have had to revise plans for Saturday at Quail Hollow after dangerous weather conditions

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3 w. ago Why is the PGA Championship delayed? Key changes confirmed after play suspended

Competition organisers have had to revise plans for Saturday at Quail Hollow after lengthy delays

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3 w. ago The play that changed my life: Timberlake Wertenbaker on the joy of seeing four normal women on stage

Pam Gems’ revolutionary 1976 play Dusa, Fish, Stas and Vi put ordinary, flawed, interesting women at its centre – a reversal of all the plays by men where women are ‘the problem’I saw the play on my own, at the Mayfair theatre in London in 1977. There were four women on stage, in very ordinary clothes, in an ordinary flat. That was really unusual. And they weren’t elegant. I don’t remember thinking, oh, these are nice, stylish women in terrific clothes, which I was used to seeing.At that time there were no other plays like that. I was in my 20s and hadn’t seen anything where the women were at the centre, but not idealised or sidelined. They were the play. And I found that just revolutionary. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago 'Socially acceptable' party drugs nearly killed me. I despair seeing a generation of women think cocaine is normal: JESSICA GADDES

Jessica Gaddes was in the depths of a seven-year drug addiction in her early 20s when her own drug dealer begged her to go to rehab.

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