Ties That Bind Us
Last Saturday the British Horseracing’s Champion Flat Jockey contest was settled…in a tie. Seb Sanders and Jamie Spencer shared the title with 190 wins each …
Last Saturday the British Horseracing’s Champion Flat Jockey contest was settled…in a tie. Seb Sanders and Jamie Spencer shared the title with 190 wins each …
The Ryder Cup is almost upon us and, regardless of the outcome, it is likely to produce another outpouring of Old World/New World bile. Both …
Last week President Bush had to deny leaked stories of threats made to the Pakistan government in order to get them to join the war …
The wranglings over English Premier League clubs is now beginning to sound like a script from Dallas. Here is a quote from tonight’s London Evening …
Following on from Skip’s post a couple of weeks ago, the group of would-be Manchester United owners who call themselves the Red Knights have retained …
I want to take up Skip’s blog of August 2nd about the competitive balance of the Premier League whose new season started yesterday. Pretty much …
“On the Olympics she was telling me it was an enormous opportunity. Think of the impact on our young people, on fitness, on sport, on …
I wrote a blog here on September 24th about the intervention of the competition authority in Brussels to prohibit the FAPL from selling more than …
The start of the English Premier League season has been remarkable for one fact- the collapse in the number of tied games. Typically 25% of …
A few more stories on the proposed intervention to regulate European football emerged today. The Evening Standard, a London paper, carried a story that UEFA …
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