Too Much of a Good Thing?
Could it be a case of too much of a good thing for Britain? Last week Commonwealth Games host city Glasgow failed in its bid to host the 2018 Youth Olympics to Argentina’s Buenos Aires. Even the dangerous city of
No To Knight Andy
Following his historic Wimbledon win, Britain’s Andy Murray is now being tipped to become sport’s youngest knight. Cyclist Bradley Wiggins was upgraded to Sir Bradley Wiggins following his historic Tour de France win, the first by a Briton and many
Not Doing It – Part One
There is an old saying that ‘a bad workman blames his tools,’ many would say that this also applies to sportsmen or women who blame their equipment for a loss of form. In which case Irish golfer Rory McIlroy would
Making Money on Murray
If Andy Murray manages to do what seemed as unlikely as Queensland winning the Sheffield Shield and lift the Wimbledon trophy as a British male Champion one man may be incredibly please with his investment. Last week at London Auctioneers
Legacy Argument Loses Legs
Sport is meant to unify people of all difference races, religions, and ages. It gives us immense highs and incredible lows whether we play or simply support a team. The great thing is it teaches us so much, respect, commitment,
