Sporting Pictures of the Week 7 April
Aw, cheer up Liam. The obligatory Japan Grand Prix photo with a cherry blossom in soft focus in the foreground. A Norwegian POTM prize of 4 dozen eggs. Manchester City[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 31 March
USWNT star Ashley Hatch with two goals in four minutes for Washington Spirit, and that’s a cool celebration. Mbappe with the Tussauds treatment. He’s the one on the left. Gabon’s[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 22 March
No Chris, you can’t do that. A Man of the Match award with a difference. Colombia v Brazil. Newcastle won their first silverware in 70 years, so their fans took[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 11 March
A week long endurance thing held in Switzerland. Madness. More madness. Well done Steve Alker on another old man’s title. Golf really does have the wildest trophies. Kyren Taumoefolau[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 3 March
A perfectly timed cycling photo in Nice. This year’s F1 drivers arthouse photo. A big game of Where’s Wally broke out during the NRL weekend in Vegas. Golf From Around[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 25 February
That NBA All Star three day weekend thing is a bit odd. And if you’re going to showboat don’t jump over the bonnet. Everton FC finally has its new shiny[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 14 February
At every big sporting event around the world, there’s a random bloke with a South Sydney connection. Who are you looking at Travis? Jimmy Neesham’s Pretoria Capitals are knocked[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 2 February
Australian test debutant Josh Inglis with the Kaiser Chiefs when he was still English. Even in Galle, the legend lives on. Women’s Ashes at the MCG. Such a Melbourne sight.[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 27 January
The feelgood story of the week. ASB Classic’s Madison Keys finally wins a Grand Slam. Novak and Alex reminiscing about the good old days of the parties during COVID. It’s[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 20 January
So farewell then David Ball. Not really a Phoenix legend, but certainly a Yellow Fever one. There is something about the Australian Open. You can feel the heat from here.[…]
