Technology kicked into touch
March 6 - Football’s traditionalist lawmakers today slammed the door permanently shut on goalline technology, in the process over-ruling both the English and Scottish FAs who were adamant it should have been given further investigation.
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Fourth official and goal line technology on IFAB agenda
March 5 - Giving the fourth official a greater say in decision-making and another attempt to introduce goalline technology are the main items on the agenda at Saturday's annual meeting of the International FA Board, the game's rule-makers comprising FIFA and the four Briti...
Interpol mounts biggest ever World Cup security operation
March 5 - Interpol will mount its biggest ever joint intelligence gathering operation for a sports event at this summer’s World Cup, the organisation's security chief said today.
Old firm clubs warned over separate TV deals
March 3 - Celtic and Rangers face expulsion from the Scottish Premier League if they dare try to negotiate their own television deals, warns SPL chief executive Neil Doncaster (pictured).
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