Sporting pictures of the Week :-16 July
China has turned up for the FIFA Women’s World Cup, and they mean business. Wimbledon has had a strong political backdrop in the women’s side of the draw. Here is[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-9 July
Jonny Bairstow looking particularly bleak. Someone needs to do a painting of this and put it on the walls next to the other ones. It’s not like England cricket[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-18 June
The Kyrgios / Novak dynamic is an interesting one. Champions League final, with the Inter fans about to experience disappointment. After that final Jack Grealish went on a very visible[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :-11 June
Wasn’t Elton John meant to be a Watford fan? Everyone has their price. Carlos Alcaraz with a new approach to tennis. Things that don’t look good 1. Things that don’t[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-12 May
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. Mark Cavendish hits the deck in wet conditions during the sprint finish at the end of stage five of this year’s Giro d’Italia.[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :-1 April
A few months on, and the Argentine footballers still find this hilarious. Tennis player Daniil Medvedev, and what kind of trophy is that? A giant tifo of the Turkish map[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :-2 February
Ben Shelton, a ball and a bird at the Australia Open. A bit presumptive from Novak. He’ll have his people working on a 23 jacket for Paris. There is a[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :-22 January
The Paris Dakar rally which is being held in Saudi Arabia, because that’s how things work. The deification of Lionel Messi isn’t going away. And a corn plantation in Cordoba.[…]
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2022 in Review: July
By Aiden McLaughlin The Commonwealth Games begin in Birmingham. The flag bearers for New Zealand during the opening ceremony are Tom Walsh and Joelle King. Early gold medals in the[…]
2022 in Review: April
By Aiden McLaughlin An independent review into the Black Ferns culture and environment is released, after more than 50 former and current players, coaches and management are interviewed. It spanned[…]
