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Published Date: 04 July 2009 PSV Eindhoven are set to discuss the possibility of re-signing Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink after the former Netherlands striker was released by Celtic this week. PSV have previously denied any interest in the 30-year-old, who they sold to Celtic for £3.4 million in 2006, with technical director Adrie van Kraaij describing such speculation as "nonsense". However, after being informed of Celtic's decision to let the player go, Van Kraaij admitted the prospect of a free transfer could yet entice the club to make a move. "Is he really allowed to leave Celtic as a free agent? That's news to me," Van Kraaij told Dutch newspaper Spits. "Those... [read full story]
Paul Collingwood admits keeping injury free has been key to his success as he prepares to break Alec Stewart's ODI appearance record. The 33-year-old is tied with Stewart on 170 one-day matches played for England and will move...
The last time vacancy levels were this high was in 2004 The number of vacant properties in Scotland has soared to a four-year high of 103,000, (4.2% of the total), a Bank of Scotland survey has shown. The highest number are...
A waterwheel at a flour mill in Hertfordshire is to begin turning again following a 22-year restoration. Redbournbury Mill in Redbourn, near St Albans, caught fire when it was struck by lightning in 1987. Volunteers have worked...
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops held their Fall Plenary Assembly in Baltimore, Maryland. The Secretary of Communications at the USCCB, Helen Osman told us the bishops also voted to adopt a powerful statement on...
