The 2008/2009 season took the football world by storm when Pep Guardiola who was previously Barcelona B’s coach became the senior team coach. In an instant Barcelona swept everyone aside with ‘tiki-taka’. Barcelona was ruthless when on the ball. Ball glued to their feet, you hardly can retake possession. Having the best midfield that spilled …
FC Barcelona has been the most dominant team in Europe over the past decade and have not been in their best of form this season. They sit 2nd in La Liga and might end up 3rd as Real Madrid have a game in hand. Third will be Barcelona’s lowest position since 2008 when they finished …
Since the start of the season, I have been running some posts to assess how David Moyes has fared in his reign as Manchester United manager. I written 3 previous posts and this was supposed to be the final. I had planned it for the end of the season but now that Moyes has left …
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One would think basketball should be easy for Englishman Paul Sturgess. At 7-foot-8, Sturgess, the center for the NBA Development League’s Texas Legends is the tallest professional basketball player in the world. The rim stands less than three feet above his head and is within reach of his long, gangly arms. His opponents, D-League players …
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Nick Faldo slipped the Green Jacket onto Tiger Woods for the first time when Tiger Woods won the 1997 Masters by a record 12 shots at the age of just 21, playing a brand of power golf that the world had never seen, it seemed that the most unbreakable of golf’s records was under threat …
Woods’ efforts to catch Nicklaus starting to fade away Read More »
Red Bull reckons that its Formula 1 title hopes now rest on engine partner Renault’s rate of progress with its V6 turbocharged engines. After a stronger-than-expected start to the campaign for Red Bull, early season pacesetter Mercedes fears that Red Bull is now back in the championship fight. But Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes that …
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Red Bull insists it will never censor its drivers, after Sebastian Vettel’s criticism of Formula 1’s new engines caused controversy in Malaysia. Vettel labelled the sound of 2014’s turbos engines as ‘s**t’ ahead of the Sepang race amid the ongoing debate about the impact of new regulations. It is understands those outspoken remarks have not gone …
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