I suffered the typical surface scraping of an evening radio football talk show. This time putting to right the fact that no English manager has won the EPL, and there seems an absence of any likely to come through and take the game by storm. Newspaper columnists, administrators, coaching badge
[http://tennis.life/2017/05/08/grudge-enthralling-tennis-bouchard-sharapova/] I had the unusual pleasure of watching a women’s tennis tournament second round contest in full this week. All three hours of a captivating Monday-night thriller. Madrid’s clay court battle was hyped up as the opponents had engaged in well publicised
Joshua-Klitschko. A classic heavyweight bout. In front of a whopping 90,000 crowd. A sensation is born. During the glowing media plaudits after, one seasoned hack quoted Jack Johnson, America’s first black champ a century ago. Talking about how the elder statesman surprised commentators by boxing unexpectedly different, with
There’s an American uni women’s basketball side on a 108-game winning streak. Their coach hit transatlantic airwaves given a key element of this success [http://ftw.usatoday.com/2017/03/geno-auriemma-uconn-ncaa-tournament-2] being attributed to spotting the obvious body language of players. Picked up in part due to a
The footballing nation and beyond is having their say on the brutal sacking of Claudio Ranieri. Whether you have close interest in this or not, the thoughts of the team’s former performance psychologist are fascinating. Ken Way was shown the door once the fairytale title was won. Claudio, it