PETER CROUCH was left red-faced after his face was struck by a ball when the ex-Liverpool striker and Joe Cole tried their hands at rugby. The former footballers were put through their paces by ...

From Cillian Murphy to David Beckham, what draws us to the timeless appeal of the traditional flat cap? Fashion is an industry that keeps on developing, exploring, and breaking down barriers.

Joe Cole praised a Tottenham youngster after he impressed against Ferencvaros Cole believes that the prospect could cause ...

THE pundit did not make it coverage last week due to an injury. The likes of Joe Cole had stepped up for him and did extra analysis. ©News Group Newspapers Limited in England No. 679215 ...

Unhappy shopper: Graham Cattermole was not amused to be asked to remove his hat A shopper was recently ordered to remove his flat cap, or leave a convenience store. Once the preserve of men of a ...

Former Chelsea star Joe Cole has revealed his desire to become a manager on the latest episode of Mail Sport's Soccer A-Z podcast. Cole joined Tim Lovejoy and Helen Chamberlain where the former ...

Joe Cole says Manchester United should have signed England striker Ivan Toney last summer. United expressed interest in ...

Joe Cole spoke candidly about his regret over leaving Chelsea for Liverpool, reflecting on his difficult stint with the Reds marred by injuries and a lack of form. The 42-year-old earned three ...

Dan Cole made light ... am I going to room with, Joe? You’ve stitched me up here.” Marler announced on Sunday that he had retired from Test rugby after winning 95 caps between 2012 and 2024.

Joe Buscaglia and Matthew Fairburn bring The Buffalo Beat to your ears, with exclusive insight, interviews and audio straight from the Buffalo Bills each and every week. Be sure to subscribe to ...

ABC News’ MaryAlice Parks reports on the latest transition details for President-elect Donald Trump as he is set to meet with President Joe Biden on Wednesday at the White House. President Biden ...

Trader Joe's was born in 1958 as a small chain of Southern California convenience stores opened by a drugstore executive named Joe Coulombe. In 1967 he changed the stores' name from Pronto Markets ...