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Tag Archives: World Cup
David Beckham matured with age and bows out at the top
In a certain air of inevitability, David Beckham today announced his retirement from football at the age of 38. About time? The former England captain is the only Englishman to have lifted titles in four different countries – England, Spain, … Continue reading
World Cup 2014: Scotland V Gareth Bale?
There seems to be an almost-universal agreement that Wales’ Gareth Bale is going to be the deciding factor in Friday’s “Battle of Britain”, but is it right to pin an entire country’s hopes on one in-form midfielder? The situation’s instantly … Continue reading
Mixed start to the European Table Tennis Championships
Olympic table tennis player Paul Drinkhall got off to a good start at the 2012 European Championships in Denmark, but the same couldn’t be said for everyone. Appearing for the first time since a disappointing time in the Liverpool World … Continue reading
Posted in Badminton, Darts, Football, Squash, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis
Tagged adrian grant, adrian waller, andrew baggaley, andrew ellis, angharad phillips, anne keothavong, charlotte carey, chris adcock, chris langridge, chris ryder, christopher morshead, colin fleming, colin lloyd, corinna whitaker, craig howieson, daniel reed, darius knight, dave chisnall, england football, gabrielle white, gavin rumgay, jamie delgado, joanna parker, joe lee, joshua band, kelly sibley, ken skupski, lauren smith, liam pitchford, lynda flaws, mark walsh, megan phillips, paul drinkhall, peter mills, rajiv ouseph, robert thornton, ross hutchins, sophie allen, terry jenkins, tin tin ho, wayne jones, World Cup
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Summary of the week (nearly)
Apologies, my vast brigade of readers. I’ve been subjected to being “AFK” for the last few days, so I haven’t been able to update you on the finer points of Britain’s achievements this weekend. And by “weekend”, I mean “ever … Continue reading
Posted in Badminton, Basketball, Boxing, Croquet, Cycling, Darts, Equestrian, Football, Formula One, Futsal, Golf, Handball, Hockey, Ice Hockey, Judo, Lacrosse, MotoGP, Netball, Rugby Union, Squash, Tennis, Triathlon
Tagged British Basketball League, Elite Ice Hockey League, Heineken Cup, World Cup
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Fighting for 11th place
The latest element of sport that’s got me baffled is the idea that lesser nations battle it out for positions that don’t matter, such as anything below the usual medal slots. It might be something that makes sense to a … Continue reading