Di Resta to hire new coach in next few weeks Belgium: Force India Formula One driver Paul Di Resta is hoping to appoint a new manager in the next few weeks while lawyers deal with the fall-out of his split from Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony.

The Scot, managed by Hamilton senior until his home race at Silverstone in early July, told reporters at the Belgian Grand Prix that he would not let the off-track issues become a distraction.

"I have been thinking a lot, it was nice to have that time off and just really see where I am in life and what I am doing," he said as Formula One re-grouped after the August break for the 12th race of the season.

"I am content at the moment and certainly in the near future I need to make a clear decision on what exactly I am doing - where I need to be to explore my opportunities best," he said....more    
07:36 PM, Aug 31, 2012

Koevermans set to be new India football coach New Delhi: Former Dutch international Wim Koevermans is all set to take over as the chief coach of the Indian football team for a two-year term, ending a more than a year's search for a full-fledged occupant for the top job. Following All India Football Federation's sacking of Englishman Bob Houghton early last year, Armando Colaco and Savio Medeira - whose contract expires on May 31 - were given short...  
02:39 PM, May 22, 2012

Hodgson set to be England coach after FA talks London: Roy Hodgson was unexpectedly approached about filling the England coaching vacancy on Sunday, with the well-travelled West Bromwich Albion manager opening talks about the job barely a month before Euro 2012 begins. The Football Association has overlooked Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp, who had been considered the favourite by the bookmakers and fans for the job since Fabio Capello quit in February. Instead, a four-man FA committee has identified the...  
04:25 AM, Apr 30, 2012

Vilanova steps out of Guardiola's shadow at Barca Madrid: Barcelona's new coach is about to become famous for a whole lot more than having his eye poked by Jose Mourinho. Tito Vilanova will step up from his role as assistant at the end of the season and replace Pep Guardiola, who announced on Friday that he was ending his four-year spell in charge. Until now, Vilanova has been renowned as the man who was poked in the eye...  
03:32 AM, Apr 29, 2012

Budhia gets new coach, dreams for Olympics Budhia’s new coach has trained national sprint champions. ...  
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