Sporting pictures of the Week :- 29 April
Your 2020 big name football signing. Alphonso Davies extending his Bayern Munich contract; under guidelines running on time. There is some strange photo shopping thing going on where current NBA[…]
Monthly Archive: April 2020
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The Five Year Cycle
By Harbour Heather The last few days have seen the retirement of Eddie Dawkins, one third of our successful men’s sprint cycling trio. For years, Dawkins, Sam Webster and Ethan[…]
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Phoenix From The Flames
By Aiden McLaughlin With no live sport for the foreseeable, Sportsfreak towers has tried to make Level 4 that bit more interesting for you all with the Looking Back series and[…]
Looking Back: Who said Wasps were a nuisance?
By Hamish Girvan With this weekend’s upcoming NFL draft all teams will be trying to emulate the Kansas City Chiefs In this year’s version of Superbowl. The preview was never[…]
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Is the eSports Industry in New Zealand About to Explode?
In 2019, FIFA players based in New Zealand got the chance to take part in the inaugural FIFA eNations Cup in London. There was a rigorous selection process in this[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :- 20 April
World Darts Champion Peter Wright making a statement few would disagree with. But let’s make some money out of this; here’s a NBA Wizards face mask for only SUS50. Athletes[…]
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Netflix and clear the bases
By Jamie Bell Once purely the domain of the big name sports’ broadcasters, Netflix has increasingly turned its hand to sporting documentaries. Alongside the series already featured in this site’s[…]
Fan Origin Stories: Part 2
By Harbour Heather Merchandise Fashion plays a big part in some people’s choice of teams. I started supporting the Chicago Cubs because of what Richard Prior wore in ‘Brewster’s Millions.’[…]
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Fan Origin Stories
By Harbour Heather Sometimes it’s easy. You’re born with it running through your veins, passed from generation to generation. Or it can be geographical, the colours of where you grew[…]
Looking Back: Clash of the Codes
By Aiden McLaughlin Sport is full of dynasties. Over the last 40 years alone, we’ve seen the West Indies and Australian Cricket teams dominate for long periods, Manchester United win[…]
