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Tag Archives: bradley wiggins
Pat McQuaid is not the democratic choice
UCI president Pat McQuaid was recently branded a “dictator” and “an embarrassment to cycling” after his decision to allow himself to be nominated for the next term by any country, not just the Irish federation. I can’t help but completely … Continue reading
Posted in Bobsleigh, Cycling, Skeleton, Winter Sports
Tagged bradley wiggins, brian cookson, chris froome
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Results 15/5/13 – Chelsea win the Europa League final
Yes, it isn’t quite the same achievement but Chelsea have followed on from 2012’s Champions League win by claiming the Europa League title, beating Benfica 2-1. Extra time and penalties weren’t necessary this time, but it went close. With the … Continue reading
Posted in Archery, Beach Soccer, Cricket, Cycling, Football, Pool, Speedway, Table Tennis, Tennis
Tagged adam blythe, adam ravenscroft, alex dowsett, allison fisher, andrea gales, andrew baggaley, andy murray, archery world cup, arsenal ladies, birmingham ladies, bradley wiggins, chelsea, china open pool, chris melling, daniel reed, danielle brown, darren appleton, david millar, doncaster rovers belles, duncan busby, elite league speedway, euro winners cup, europa league, everton ladies, gavin rumgay, giro d'italia, hibernian, joanna parker, karl boyes, kelly sibley, kent spitfires, kilmarnock, king's lynn stars, laura robson, liam pitchford, lincoln city ladies, liverpool ladies, lucy holderness, mark cavendish, naomi owen, pauline burfitt, poole pirates, rome masters, sandown sociedad, Scottish Premier League, stephen cummings, tai woffinden, Women's Super League, worcestershire royals, world table tennis championships, yorkshire bank 40
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Results 14/5/13 – Wigan Athletic are relegated from the English Premier League
Football can be such a cruel game, and so it proved for Wigan Athletic last night. Not only was the 4-1 scoreline away to Arsenal an unfair reflection of the determination and effort they put in, but relegation was confirmed … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Football, Table Tennis, Tennis
Tagged adam blythe, alex dowsett, arsenal, bradley wiggins, charlotte carey, daniel reed, david millar, English Premier League, gavin rumgay, giro d'italia, kelly sibley, laura robson, manchester city, mark cavendish, megan phillips, naomi owen, reading, rome masters, ryan jenkins, samuel walker, stephen cummings, wigan athletic, world table tennis championships
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Results 17/4/13 – Charlotte Kerwood tops shooting qualification, but falls short in Al Ain
It’s Wednesday! Or, at least it was yesterday. That means some competitions are just kicking off and others are getting into the real nitty gritty. Andy Murray started in Monte-Carlo, Ben Ainslie took to the waves once more Sir Bradley … Continue reading
Posted in Archery, Bowls, Curling, Cycling, Dodgeball, Football, Gymnastics, Ice Hockey, Modern Pentathlon, Pool, Shooting, Speedway, Squash, Tennis, Winter Sports
Tagged aaron heading, adam blythe, alex ferguson, alison merrien, andrew randall, andy carroll, ashemorgan, ben bowns, bowls world cup, bradley wiggins, bryony pitman, caroline povey, charlotte kerwood, chelsea, dani king, daniel keatings, daniel purvis, daryl peach, eastbourne eagles, elite league speedway, emma trott, england curling, england dodgeball, English Premier League, european archery grand prix, european individual gymnastics championships, european pool championships, fulham, girl del trentino, glen croft, great britain ice hockey, imran majid, international invitation cup dodgeball, jo rowsell, john terry, jonny mcevoy, joshua edmondson, kate french, katie colclough, katy burke, kieran slater, king's lynn stars, larry godfrey, laura trott, linda pearson, lizzie armitstead, lucy garner, manchester city, manchester united, mark hampton, max whitlock, michael wixey, modern pentathlon world cup, naomi folkard, nicky hunt, nsa open, paddy mcloughlin, peter kennaugh, poole pirates, rebecca martin, rebecca wain, robert farmer, sam allardyce, sam oldham, scotland curling, shona marshall, stephen cummings, stephen murphy, team sky, theo seager, tom ford, west ham united, wigan athletic, wolverhampton wolves, world cup shotgun, world ice hockey championship, world mixed doubles curling championships
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Results 16/4/13 – Cardiff City promoted to the English Premier League
Just for today, let’s have an alphabetical list of what happened yesterday. Don’t forget, there’s also a full rundown of what’s to come later this week, starting with today’s sporting fixtures, at the bottom. == Bowls Scotland’s men’s team failed … Continue reading
Posted in Bowls, Cycling, Football, Pool, Squash
Tagged adam blythe, alex ingham, arsenal, ben fowler, bowls world cup, bradley wiggins, bruce mouat, cardiff city, england curling, English Premier League, european pool championships, everton, gina aitken, giro del trentino, graeme archer, jonny mcevoy, nsa open, peter creed, peter kennaugh, scotland curling, tom ford, tony southern, world mixed doubles curling championships
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Best of the Week: 18th to 24th March 2013
Forty sports worth of action this week in Britain and further afield as several seasons really got under way. Yet, whilst rowing and shooting enjoyed their first World Cup meetings of the year, the year was coming to a close … Continue reading
Posted in Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Best of the Week, Curling, Cycling, Formula One, Gymnastics, Rowing, Rugby League, Shooting, Snooker, Squash, Winter Sports
Tagged amber hill, andy murray, anna sloan, bradley wiggins, british artistic gymnastics championships, British Basketball League, canary wharf classic, championship league snooker, chros froome, claire hamilton, criterium international, darcie mead, douglas crawford, european wrestling championships, eve muirhead, gabrielle jupp, gemma steel, helen glover, james willstrop, james woods, jonathan taylor, leicester riders, martin gould, phil taylor, polly swan, scotland curling, Super League, tai woffinden, vicki adams, wigan warriors, world cup shotgun, world curling championships, world rowing cup, yana stadnik
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