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Hint for Dortmund as outsiders Wolfsburg tame toothless Lyons
CHRISTIAN RADNEDGE in LONDON: Was the outcome of the Women’s Champions League final at Chelsea an omen for the men’s version at Wembley? Delighted winners were not favourites Lyon but outsiders Wolfsburg. Does that presage success on Saturday for Borussia Dortmund rather than Bayern Munich? A 74th-minute penalty by Martina Muller clinched a remarkable treble […]
Ferguson will only consider retirement in event of ill health – from NOVEMBER 2010
May 7, 2013
Originally posted on SportsFeatures.com in November 2010 Sir Alex Ferguson signalled his desire to carry on as Manchester United until he was forced out of the game due to ill health. The Manchester United boss was speaking at the Aspire4Sport conference in Doha when he made his comments. “Retirement is for young people. If […]
Posted in: Football
Bobby Charlton Doubts England Success – But None Can Ever Doubt the Legends of the Past
April 10, 2013
England’s all-time leading goal scorer and World Cup winner Bobby Charlton says he doubts whether the national team can ever be favourites to be champions again. Speaking at the Soccerex conference in Manchester on Wednesday, the former Manchester United player opened up candidly on his doubts about the national team and its future. “I worry […]
UEFA Doubling Efforts to Deal With Racism; Euro 2020 Easier Travel for Fans
April 10, 2013
Christian Radnedge in Manchester: UEFA is proposing strict new measures to deal with racism in football. General Secretary Gianni Infantino confirmed the new plans at the Soccerex European Forum in Manchester on Wednesday. After a number of high profile incidents across the continent where players and fans have been embroiled in racist abuse, Europe’s governing […]
Modern pop music is rubbish – we need a musical revolution
March 23, 2013
Music is an incredibly sensitive subject. Everybody has a different opinion on what constitutes a “good” record. That is down to people’s different tastes and predilections. But in terms of “Pop” music, one can see that throughout the years it has defined or at least reflected the new trends and appealed on a very broad […]
Posted in: Music
Japan’s Prime Minister on Song for Tokyo 2020
March 4, 2013
The IOC are in Tokyo on the first of their inspection visits of the candidates to host the Olympics in 2020. The evaluation commission were welcomed on Monday morning by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as he assured them that the Japanese government was fully behind the bid – after bursting into song. “Tokyo, in 2020, […]
May 24, 2013
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