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| David James still obsessed with the day job David James is buzzing. It is a bitterly cold afternoon on the South Coast and, a corner kick away from the circus of Fratton Park, the England goalkeeper is giving a masterclass in ironing and bed-making. Just for a moment thoughts of next year’s World Cup finals in South Africa and of Portsmouth’s relegation battle are forgotten. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
Glen Johnson ruled out for at least a month Liverpool have confirmed that defender Glen Johnson has been ruled out for at least a month with a knee injury. The England right back sustained a tear of the medial ligament in his right knee during Tuesday's 1-0 victory at Aston Villa. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
Brice to build $16M project for NFL star Brice Building Co. said it will break ground Tuesday on a new $16 million entertainment center in New Orleans for an NFL football player. feeds.bizjournals.com |
Paul Hart parts company with QPR after five matches Paul Hart has left Queens Park Rangers after five games in charge of the Coca-Cola Championship club. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
US F1 team hire LĂłpez for new season • 'This is a truly memorable day for the people of Argentina'• JosĂ© MarĂa LĂłpez will be 24th Argentinian to race in F1The new Formula One team US F1 have recruited the former Renault test driver JosĂ© MarĂa LĂłpez for the 2010 season.The Argentina president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner announced the deal in Buenos Aires. LĂłpez, 26, is now set to become the 24th Argentinian to race in Formula One."This is a truly memorable day for me, my family and the people of Argentina," said LĂłpez. "I have been working towards this day for much of my life."Of course a new F1 team faces many challenges but our goal is to improve with each race and build a foundation that will eventually see this team competing for wins and championships."The US F1 team executive vice-president Peter Windsor praised his new driver's professionalism. He said: "Securing 'Pechito' Lopez for our debut season has been a goal of ours for a long time."We've been following his career since he dominated the Renault V6 championship in 2003 and we're thrilled to have him on board as we return America to Formula One."LĂłpez is a consummate professional and born leader. The most revealing thing about his character was how he handled the disappointment of not racing for Renault after three years of testing with them in F1."Instead of moping around and feeling sorry for himself, he returned to Argentina and totally dominated the local scene, winning 38 races and three championships. He became a major star as a result and, in turn, the Argentine nation – a country where F1 is second only to football – has got behind him."Formula OneUSF1Motor sportguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |