| The Football Association has asked Hull to explain a bottle-throwing incident during the defeat by Sunderland (Guardian Unlimited) |
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Tigers must respond after report of object hurled towards Phil Bardsley
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| All Things Must Pass (Oldham Chronicle) |
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HOW the Chronicle reported 2008: just a few of the thousands of stories we brought you in the last 12 months. 3 — MOORSIDE student James Ashton was stunned to find that his friend Aisling Davies had changed his named to Ima Stapler by deed poll in secret for revenge for an earlier hair dye prank.
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| Saturday clockwatch - as it happened (Guardian Unlimited) |
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Afternoon all. Sorry if you've been directed here in search of the weather forecast from Hull. Thanks to a "tagging problem" this is precisely the place you would have found such information earlier, but you missed it. Instead, there's some clocks. Watch them. Movie reviews of the future: I read today, over lentil and mushroom cottage pie in the Guardian canteen, that Buz Luhrmann has ...
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| Football: FA look at Hull bottle-throwing incident (AFP via Yahoo! Malaysia News) |
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The Football Association (FA) are investigating an incident which saw a plastic bottle thrown at Sunderland's Phil Bardsley during his side's 4-1 Premier League win away to Hull last weekend.
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| Football: Roberts' miss costs Rovers victory (Channel NewsAsia) |
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SUNDERLAND, England: Blackburn Rovers' Jason Roberts missed an open goal in injury time as they failed to make it two wins out of two under new boss Sam Allardyce in a goalless draw against Sunderland.
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| Live text - Premier League (BBC News) |
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Liverpool take a three-point lead in the Premier League after they thrash Newcastle and Chelsea are held by Fulham, while Robinho earns Man City a dramatic draw at Blackburn.
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| Premier League team news: Weekend squad stats and betting tips (Daily Telegraph) |
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Looking ahead to another busy weekend of Premier League action.
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| Tigers in trouble as FA launch missile probe (ESPN Soccernet.com) |
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The Football Association have written to Hull City after an object was thrown at Sunderland defender Phil Bardsley during the clash at the KC Stadium on Saturday.
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| FA SEEK ANSWERS FROM HULL (Sporting Life) |
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The Football Association have written to Hull after an object was thrown at Sunderland defender Phil Bardsley during the clash at the KC Stadium on Saturday.
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| Roberts miss costs Rovers victory (AFP via Yahoo! News) |
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Blackburn Rovers' Jason Roberts missed an open goal in injury time as they failed to make it two wins out of two under new boss Sam Allardyce in a goalless draw against Sunderland.
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