Leyton Orient’s owner Francesco Becchetti plans to RS gold order his players in for post-season training lt defies belief with all the reforming agenda surrounding UEFA and FIFA that Germany’s disgraced Wolfgang Niersbach - who has resigned from the German Football Association following the allegation, still under investigation, that they bought the 2006 World Cup - continues to sit on the executive committees of both the world and European football ruling bodies.



Niersbach would have stepped down if he had any morals. Wolfgang Niersbach continues to sit on the executive committees of both FIFA and UEFA Rob Andrew, the great survivor, is said by the RFU to be leaving Twickenham of his own accord after 10 years.



But Andrew has been the arch-politician inside rugby’s headquarters and would have seen early on which way the wind was blowing during talks about future performance leadership changes with CEO Ian Ritchie that have been on-going since OSRS gold England’s World Cup exit last October.



Rob Andrew's decision to leave the RFU may have been dictated by future performance leadership changes Lickspittle cycling broadcaster Carlton Kirby is such a patsy for his meltdown sport that commentating on the Tour of Yorkshire for Eurosport he said Simon Yates, who failed a drugs test - fact - had been ‘dragged through the mud erroneously’.