The Catalan manager insists the club will not sign a free agent to replace the Chile international, who may be out for the season Pep Guardiola has confirmed that Manchester City will not sign a replacement for Claudio Bravo following the goalkeeper’s injury. Goal understands that City fear Bravo could miss the entirety of the…
The Blues boss believes that the two academy stars are likely to stay at the club once the transfer window closes across Europe next week Maurizio Sarri claims that Tammy Abraham will remain at Chelsea, but admits that he has given Ruben Loftus-Cheek no promises over game time. Aston Villa have made no secret of their…
Mohamed Salah’s first-half strike proved to be the winner but the Seagulls manager believes he side could have taken a point at Anfield Brighton and Hove Albion manager Chris Hughton was disappointed his team could not land another blow on a Premier League heavyweight in their 1-0 loss at Liverpool. Brighton stunned Manchester United with a…
The German champions will get the Bundesliga season under way against Julian Nagelsmann’s side at the Allianz Arena Bayern Munich and Hoffenheim will face off in the Bundesliga curtain-raiser when the two sides meet at the Allianz Arena on Friday evening. Niko Kovac will contest his first Bundesliga fixture in charge of the Bavarians against…
A former Camp Nou icon would love to see a fellow Brazilian head back to Catalunya, but doubts a deal will be done for the Paris-Saint Germain star Ronaldinho admits he would be “happier” if Neymar made a stunning return to Barcelona, but doubts a deal can be done for the Paris Saint-Germain forward. A…
NMU TEXAS Confidentiality/Privilege Nov 16, 2001 Jailed reporter will ask U.S. Supreme Court to release her Author Vanessa Leggett tried unsuccessfully this week to persuade a lower court to release her from jail while she fights a contempt charge for refusing to divulge confidential research to a grand jury. Author Vanessa Leggett, who has spent…
NMU WASHINGTON, D.C. Confidentiality/Privilege FBI promises to brush up on First Amendment As part of an internal investigation into the interception of two reporters’ package, the FBI will remind its employees of the importance of press freedoms, according to an AP report. June 5, 2003 — The Federal Bureau of Investigation has admitted its employees…
· Story link A Detroit Free Press reporter, David Ashenfelter, asked a federal judge to block efforts by a former assistant U.S. attorney to obtain the names of his sources. The former prosecutor, Richard Convertino, is suing the federal government for violating his privacy by leaking information about him and an investigation into his handling…
Documentary filmmakers are fighting a subpoena that would require them to hand over outtakes and notes, claiming that they are protected under New York's shield law. New York City lawyers are requesting the materials from Ken Burns’ documentary, “The Central Park Five,” to aid in the defense of a nine-year-old lawsuit against the city. The…
Detroit Free Press reporter David Ashenfelter wants a federal court in Michigan to immediately rule on the legitimacy of his invocation of the Fifth Amendment to protect confidential sources, the newspaper reports. Click Here: New Zealand rugby store Ashenfelter is in a protracted subpoena battle with former federal prosecutor Richard Convertino, who is seeking Ashenfelter’s…