Gazzetta dello Sport Go Inter, but Genoa fan in serious condition before Coppa match a 38-year-old (drunk?) fell to the ground hitting his head after scuffle with police officer. He is at the Policlinico in serious condition. Mercato news: Moratti has thoughts of M'Villa, Lucas or Romulo Pato, out for a month, Maxi Lopez steps up Juve – Guarin in 48 hours or there is Caceres as the alternative.

Liverpool and the Merseyside police are investigating alleged racist abuse of Oldham's Tom Adeyemi at Anfield on Friday night.
Adeyemi appeared to take offence to something shouted from the Kop late in the second half of the Reds' 5-1 victory in the third round of the FA Cup.
The Latics midfielder, on loan from Norwich, was reduced to tears despite reassurances from his team-mates and Liverpool duo Dirk Kuyt and Steven Gerrard.

Anfield Rd: Give Kevin Williams his inquest

KEVIN WILLIAMS died in the Hillsborough disaster in 1989 and his mother Ann is still trying to get justice for her son. The official ruling was that all the victims were dead or brain dead by 3.15pm due to "traumatic asphyxia" a- but Ann has evidence that Kevin was still alive at 4pm, that he was seen breathing and with a pulse and that he even cried out to a woman police officer for his mum after the 3.

It's not often that you get detained under the Terrorism Act following the Arsenal. Well, when I say not often it's probably leaning to never. Except yesterday after the Manchester City defeat. There I was minding my own business as I tried to exit the arrivals hall after my flight from Manchester to Southampton.

It's not often that you get detained under the Terrorism Act following the Arsenal. Well, when I say not often it's probably leaning to never. Except yesterday after the Manchester City defeat. There I was minding my own business as I tried to exit the arrivals hall after my flight from Manchester to Southampton.

It's not often that you get detained under the Terrorism Act following the Arsenal. Well, when I say not often it's probably leaning to never. Except yesterday after the Manchester City defeat. There I was minding my own business as I tried to exit the arrivals hall after my flight from Manchester to Southampton.

It's not often that you get detained under the Terrorism Act following the Arsenal. Well, when I say not often it's probably leaning to never. Except yesterday after the Manchester City defeat. There I was minding my own business as I tried to exit the arrivals hall after my flight from Manchester to Southampton.

In and of themselves, David could not be more different than Henry.
One a neo-con toff (in more ways than one) and one a neo-con con.
On Sunday, Henry was cuffed by the law of the realm, as a serving police officer not only repeatedly fined Henry but also mocked him in so doing.
This does not augur well for Henry's January appearance in a court of law on charges of tax evasion.

Although they may not dwell on it, most citizens of the United States and Europe are familiar with the violence in Mexico connected to the drug trade. This violence has permeated much of everyday life in Mexico, especially in the big cities and along the borders. The one refuge, the one safe place to get away from the senseless bloodshed in Mexico has been the football stadiums, but today even that safety was shattered as a firefight erupted outside of the Territorio Santos Modelo in Torreon, Mexico, bringing a scary and abrupt end to the Santos - Morelia match.

I have to say, I have empathy with the looters. When you see no other option for survival, I totally understand the mindset of trying to obtain what you need to live. Of course, I'm talking about those who tried to loot food and water in Somalia not the idiots in London right now who are stealing televisions, clothing and anything else they can get their hands on.

I mean this Milly Dowler phone hacking case is beyond reprehensible. Despicable only covers about 10% of the outrage and revulsion we should feel about this. For months this case has rumbled on each revelation getting more and more eyebrow raising. Personally I thought it was jaw-dropping when I found out they'd hacked a serving senior police officer's works mobile but this.

Stuart Niven, a police officer from Altrincham, was seen burning a Manchester United flag at Wembley earlier this month. Had he been seen by officers policing the match, on April 16, he could have been arrested for a public order offence.

After the game, this thick blue put the picture up on Facebook and now admits he could have blown his career.

Scotland's top police officer has warned that a combination of alcohol, sun and a bank holiday could make Sunday's Old Firm clash "the perfect storm".

The chief constable of Strathclyde police, Stephen House, predicted that violence, including rape and domestic abuse, will surge this weekend.

It always gladdens our hearts when we learn that the Kickette ideology has infiltrated unexpected territory. But even we had to rub our eyes in disbelief when this image of a German police officer accosting Hamburg striker Mladen Petric for an autograph emerged on his club's Twitter account.

When the Hamburg team coach was travelling to a match and was pulled over by a police car, sirens were-a-blaring.

Today's Tube of the Day features a 10 year-old boy so engrossed in his PSP video game he falls off the platform of a train station onto the train tracks. Luckily enough an eagle-eyed off duty Police Officer spotted him falling before instinctively rescuing the kid in Loreto, Milan.