Jose Mourinho was once a bold and authoritative presence on the field. His looks could silence the people around him as his command is as strong as his club. Today, he remains silent and meek as his recent failures has exposed his vulnerability and coaching competence.

Jose Mourinho has fallen out of grace with the slump of Chelsea despite all the money spent by Roman Abramovich. Guus Hiddink of Russia is rumored to take his place and bring the club to the dominance it once held.

Manchester United is very clear about the future of Cristiano Ronaldo amidst the rumor that Real Madrid is offering the Old Trafford boys £35million for the services of the 21-year old superstar.

Chief Executive David Gill said they are shooting down any offers made for their Portuguese player because they are not like banks that need to keep the money. Money for the club is useless without any replacement of the same or higher caliber than Cristiano.

Tiger Woods is one of the greatest golfers all time and no rookie is going to deny him of another win. Andrew Buckle and Jeff Quinney could only make the game interesting for Tiger; but in the end their double-bogies and Tiger’s great finishing moves helped him secure his 7th consecutive PGA tournament, the Buick Invitational.

There wasn’t much of a challenge in the Buick Invitational as most of the players lack experience that could defeat Tiger. Sure enough Tiger’s competitors were young and did not back down from Tiger; but what matters is your nerves towards the end of the game.

Roger Federer did not sweat in capturing his tenth Grand Slam singles title by winning without losing a set and finishing off Fernando Gonzalez—7-6 (2), 6-4, 6-4.

The win moved him into 5th place of all time Grand Slam winners and would just need 4 more to tie Pete Sampras with the most Grand Slam titles in tennis singles player history.

Who can stop Federer?

That is a question that none of today’s set of players can answer. The numbers are mind boggling.

Peter Crouch makes sure he elevates for a kick on the field. Not with Abbey Clancy where he stoops down for the goal.

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