It still has a heart.

You can observe a lot just by watching,” the quote machine that is Yoggi Berra offered and reading a book on and with Dennis Bergkamp in recent days, we’re guessing the Dutchman would agree.

Steel yourself: it’s coming very soon to a field and a radio and paper near you.

Managers don’t live or die by their decisions but they either win or lose by them, keep their jobs or are fired by them.

It’s almost three years to the day that ESPN’s fabulous 30 for 30 series came into this column’s life.

Dave Malone refused to allow disability prevent him from becoming a world class swimmer. And now he is bringing his message to a new generation of Irish youngsters hungry for success.

At first glance, it seems preposterous, a shambles, a fudge, the proverbial camel you invariably get when a committee tries to draw a horse.

The weekend proved it again.

Let’s be blunt: do you deserve to win when you fail to score in the entire second half and manage only three points in the last 60 minutes?

Jose Mourinho and Roy Keane have a bit in common. If anyone in the party is travelling business class, it shouldn’t be the suits.