The David Schipper Story:- Part 2
How did a professional footballer from the USA end up playing in Southland in New Zealand. Here is Part 2 of the story of the well-traveled midfielder David Schipper. Part[…]
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The David Schipper Story:- Part 1
How did a professional footballer from the USA end up playing in Southland in New Zealand. Here is Part 1 of the story of the well-traveled midfielder David Schipper. By[…]
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Ufuk Talay Press Conference
“I’m in here for the long haul and I think I’ve already shown that by bringing my family here.”
Sporting pictures of the Week :- 24 May
Cricket World Cup corner. Kane Williamson; why are you looking so awkward here? And nobody messes with Virat’s personal space, and his own chair. Flashback to the corresponding photo in[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 11 May
Age is just a number. Gerro Porteno life time fans in Paraguay. Here is your national cricket team captain relaxing before a World Cup by almost swimming with a dry[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :- 4 May
A media commentator called the Carolina Hurricanes a bunch of jerks for their post-game celebrations Bless them, they’ve fully embraced it, and are in the second round of the playoffs. […]
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Diary of a Womble
By Aiden McLaughlin 4th August 2018 The day has arrived, the one I’ve been looking forward to for months; Fleetwood Town away. Where’s Fleetwood again? Ah yes, Lancashire, that’s right.[…]
Thinking Outside the Six-Yard Box
By The Spotter With Jacinda Ardern’s worldwide approval rating currently at stratospheric level, there are sporting organisations here that ought to be thinking progressively about ways they can ride on the coat tails of the PM’s popularity. Life is all about timing, and besides[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 28 April
Those whacky Crusaders players. Here they are dressing up a super heroes to commemorate Anzac Day. Rugby World Cup hosts the Brave Blossoms have a new sponsorship deal. OK, it[…]
The Academy
By Aiden McLaughlin ‘We don’t have the legends, we create them.’ Edwin van der Sar, Ajax CEO. There are football academies and then there is the Ajax academy. The roll call[…]
