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Nick Knowles is a regular face on British television screens [Getty Images]Television presenter Nick Knowles has become a shareholder in Champ Rugby side Cornish Pirates.The presenter, best known for shows such as DIY SOS and National Lottery: Who Dares Wins, is the latest person to join the club's ownership group.Pirates became the first English professional side to have American ownership when Pittsburgh-based Stonewood Capital Management took a stake in May. "He's Cornish by choice," Cornish Pirates chief executive Sally Pettipher told BBC Sport."There's a spirit to the place that gets under your skin and he's been an ambassador for Cornish Pirates for over a season now already, he's in the crowd and people don't know."This investment, becoming a shareholder, is him putting some skin in the game and bringing with him his rugby heritage."He's got a rugby brain, he's got a rugby background, he's well connected in that world, he does an awful lot of philanthropy in that world and he brings visibility to us, which I think is really important."So the more eyes on we have, the more we can build our national and international audience."He is talented beyond what you see on screen and I'm very, very grateful for his input."Cornish Pirates secure 'landmark' US investmentLocal consortium takes over at Cornish PiratesThe club has been looking for more investment since long-serving owner Sir Dicky Evans' near three-decade association with the club ended in January 2025. Cornish Pirates' ownership is now a mix of their United States-based investors and a group of shareholders based closer to home. "That's an enabling investment to take us to the stage after this," added Pettipher."So it's important, but it's not a lottery win, I would say."We have a 10-year development plan. If I can make it faster I will, but the 10-year development plan is a series of investments that gets us to be a top of Premiership club."That's a long way from where we are because we have to be ready, have to meet minimum standards, and we have to be a fantastic Championship club."While the lack of a suitable stadium that meets Prem Rugby criteria could be seen as the club's biggest obstacle to promotion to the Prem under the new franchise-based system, Pettipher says there are other equally as big hurdles: "There are many minimum standards that are required to become a Premiership club and one of those is a business plan that allows you to commercially exist," she said."There's a new minimum standard that's come in which is a salary floor, so not just a salary cap. So the business plan has to support a 5m budget for your rugby players alone."People don't think about the fact that we only have 14 trading days a year, 14 home matches."So actually, what we have to do as a business is create a business that is working 365 days a year and is generating the sort of income that can support a club with a business plan required by the Premiership."The great thing about these new investors is they are very, very talented business people as well as rugby people."So adding in business brains and planning brains and information networks and contact networks is a gift that they give and an investment that they're putting in alongside the financials."Sections of the roof of the main grandstand at the Mennaye Field were ripped off by Storm Goretti in January [Cornish Pirates]Meanwhile, work on the new main grandstand at the Mennaye will not be ready in time for Cornish Pirates' pre-season game with Saracens on 28 August.The structure was badly hit during Storm Goretti in early January, with part of the roof blown off and structural damage caused.It led to the club having to play two league matches at nearby Camborne while work was done to make the Mennaye safe. "The painful thing is that that stand is not going to be ready for us when we play Saracens at the end of this month," added Pettipher."The grandstand will be a building site and unavailable, which is extremely upsetting to me because that is 600 premium seats that we are unable to use and that hits my bottom line quite substantially."It should be ready for our first league match which is on 20 September." Related internet links Cornish Pirates

The Rochester Red Wings ran into a dominant performance from Yankees prospect Brendan Beck on Tuesday night, as the right-hander struck out a career-high 12 batters in six scoreless innings to help the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders earn an 8-3 win at PNC Field.Scranton/Wilkes-Barre started the scoring in the third. Marco Luciano doubled to center, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored on an RBI single by Oswaldo Cabrera.The RailRiders broke the game open in the fifth. Duke Ellis reached on a fielding error by shortstop Seaver King, then stole second and third. J.C. Escarra hit a two-run homer to left, followed by an RBI single from Yanquiel Fernndez, extending the lead to 4-0.Scranton/Wilkes-Barre continued to add runs in the sixth and seventh. Christian Bethancourt scored on an RBI single by Kenedy Corona in the sixth.In the seventh, Cabrera and Fernndez opened with singles, and Tyler Hardman hit an RBI double. After Christian Bethancourt reached on a fielder's choice, Duke Ellis lined a two-run double down the right-field line, extending the RailRiders' lead to 8-0.Rochester finally got on the board in the eighth. Phillip Glasser reached on a fielder's choice, and Trey Lipscomb doubled. Riley Adams drove in both with a single to center, and Cayden Wallace hit his second double of the night to bring Adams home.Lipscomb finished 2-for-5 with a double and a run scored, while Wallace went 2-for-4 with two doubles and an RBI. Adams drove in two runs with his eighth-inning single. Champlain took the loss, allowing four runs (two earned) on four hits over 2 2/3 innings.Information gathered from milb.com.This story was created with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information gathering, review, editing and publishing process.Learn more.This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Yankees prospect strikes out 12 as Red Wings fall in series opener

[BBC]Ex-Newcastle co-owner Amanda Staveley, left, is trying to buy into West Ham but current Hammers co-chair Daniel Kretinsky, right, is against her involvement in the club [Getty Images]We asked for your thoughts on West Ham's ongoing ownership tug of war and whether you think it will impact the club's ability to win promotion straight back to the Premier League this season.Here are a selection of your responses:Brendan: If West Ham can't begin to iron out their very obvious off-field problems, they won't have a chance in the Championship.Baz: No signings. Three midfielders sold. Boardroom bickering. League One beckons.Matt D: I only hope the fans stay behind the team as they have the power to ignite better performances. The London Stadium can be a fiery place when the lads aren't playing to the fans' high expectations and our best players/manager won't hang around much longer if we don't go straight back up. Get behind the team. Let's enjoy it.Steven: This year is probably going to be a bit of a bumpy ride. The lack of a creative midfielder and squad depth means that we're going to struggle, and until the ownership situation is sorted I don't see us fixing both of those, at the very least efficiently.Kevin: Optimism has gone. The idea of a Kretinsky/Staveley partnership, with AS eventually taking Sullivan's shares was mouthwatering. Now we're in limbo. No signings, the season only 10 days away. West Ham hit the self-destruct button again!Julie: Need to buy some new players to have a realistic chance of going straight back up! There's still a couple of weeks left to secure some - there's money there so spend it please!!!Roger: I think they will struggle because every team that comes to the London Stadium will feel like it is their cup final - huge stadium with a crowd of over 50.000. They will all raise their game & West Ham must match their intensity. On balance I think they will go up but might be via play-offs.Charlie: I think we will get promoted with heavy firepower like Bowen and Taty, then Soucek as a solid player. With Hermansen in goal I think we will be comfortable at the back. Despite having no signings yet there is still time before the end of the transfer window.Matt M: We've sold two key players, another has left after his loan ended, and now we've sold a perfectly capable squad player who's been at the club since he was six. All ok if there were incoming players to strengthen the promotion push, but while the boardroom power struggle continues, the fear is that no-one will sign off on paying fees for new signings. If that's the case, we'll struggle to even make the extended play-off places.Kozan: I'm not liking the lack of investment so far. Since the mistakes made under Pellegrini and Lopetegui, we still haven't shown any clear transfer initiative. We've gone down, and yet we're still not prepared for this season. Players have left, and there are no replacements. Some of the squad are good - too good for the league - but they're not battlehardened enough to play twice a week. We need a leftback, centreback, holdup striker, centremidfielder, and a playmaker. Until those positions are addressed, it's hard to see how we're supposed to compete.