Prevent Sexual Harassment
-
Feeds
ESPN Top Headlines- Seahawks mount 16-point comeback, defeat Rams in OT to take over NFC West
- Darnold shows grit after 2 INTs, rallies Seahawks
- Puka dominates, rips refs again to cap chaotic day
- Ex-NASCAR driver Biffle, family die in plane crash
- Jokic breaks record for career assists by center
- McVay: Reversed 2-point call not one I've seen
- Sources: King, Padres agree to 3-year, $75M deal
- Ohio: Smith fired over affair with student, drinking
- Bickerstaff says ref Goble entered game with bias
- 👑 LeBron vs. Father Time: Like no other player
- Sports Collectors Daily
- TTM This Week: Greg Biffle Autograph Return Arrived Week Before Crash
- Rare Program from Wilt Chamberlain’s 1959 NBA Debut Surfaces at Auction
- Bryce Young Goes From Potential Hobby Bust to Breakout
- Resolution Launches New Pricing, Memberships, Game-Used Podcast
- 2025-26 Topps Chrome Basketball Marks Brand’s Long Awaited Return
- More Mays Memorabilia, Autograph from Young Michael Jordan Among Latest Auction Items
- Philly Show Offers Incredible Cards, Legendary Autograph Guests, PA Flavor
- Hobby Has Not Caught Up to Morgan Geekie’s Breakout Season
- Jalen Johnson’s Long Climb From Promise to Prime — and Why Collectors Are Paying Attention
- 1989 CAO Muflon Yugoslavian Basketball Set is a Tough Overseas Gem
Tag Archives: English Football
The Sports Archives – History Of The Manchester United Red Machine!
Manchester United is coming off a season that is less than spectacular and certainly not up to the standards that Manchester Fans are used to. Nonetheless, Manchester United has a very successful history and a brilliant following. The Sports Archives … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged 1958 Munich Air Disaster, Benfica, Bobby Charlton, Brian Kidd, Charity Shields, Cristiano Ronaldo, English Football, European cup, FA Cup, football soccer blogs, George Best, Louis Saha, manchester united, manchester united history, Manchester United Reds, mu infographic, Newton Heath, Premier League, Real Madrid, Robin Van Persie, sir alex ferguson, Sir Matt Busby, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, wayne rooney
1 Comment
The Sports Archives – A Brief Overview of the FIFA World Cup!
June of 2014 has brought with it the 20th FIFA World Cup – a fierce competition in which nations from around the globe compete for the champion title in one of the most popular sports in the world: football. No, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – New Soccer Ball For World Cup 2014!
The 2014 World Cup will be starting soon and with it comes a newer and better ball from the folks at Adidas. If you remember, players were not too happy with the 2010 World Cup ball called “Jabulani”. The new … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged 2006 World Cup, 2010 World Cup, 2014 World Cup, Adidas, Argentina National Soccer Team, ball aerodynamics, ball design, ball engineering, Brazil, Brazuca, Carlos Queiroz, Diego Maradona, English Football, FIFA World Cup, football soccer, football soccer blogs, Jabulani, Lionel Messi, Luis Fabiano, Pele, Portugal National Football Team, Robinho, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
2 Comments
The Sports Archives – The Origin of Football (Soccer)!
Football, or Soccer as we say in America, is the world’s most popular sport. The game, which originated as a folk custom in eleventh century England, has evolved steadily and now transforms the entire globe into a battle for bragging … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Benefits Of Soccer Camp For Kids!
Sending your child to a ‘soccer camp,’ can turn out to be a win-win situation for you! “The truth is that EVERY child can benefit from going to soccer camp, whether it be socially beneficial or developmentally,” Mike Slatton, writes … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged child development, English Football, football soccer, leadership, Soccer, soccer blogs, soccer camp, soccer coaching, soccer education, soccer learning, soccer performance enhancement, soccer skills training, soccer training tips, Sport Blogs, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, sports and training, Sports Archives, sports coaching, summer camps, teamwork
7 Comments
The Sports Archives – The UK’s Most Famous Stadia!
From Wembley to Old Trafford, we take a look at the United Kingdom’s most famous stadia. Great Britain has a well-established sports culture, and many long-standing sporting events are held regularly throughout the country. As a result, some sports venues … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Other, Rugby, Soccer
Tagged 1939 FA Cup, 2012 London Olympics, Anfield, British Home Championship, Camp Nou, Cricket, England National Football Team, English Football, everton, Goodison Park, Great Britain, Harlequins, Liverpool FC, manchester united, old trafford, Old Trafford Stadium, removable roof, Richmond, Rugby Football Union, rugby world cup, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports venues, stadia, stadiums, Stratford Stadium, Tottehham, Twickenham, uk, United Kingdom, Wales, Wembley, West Ham United
Leave a comment
The Sports Archives – The Richest Football (Soccer) Stadium In The World?
When the winner of the bid for the 2022 World Cup tournament was announced as Qatar in 2011, everyone already expected a lot. Qatar, ranked as the world’s richest country in 2012, is synonymous with opulence and a certain amount … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged 2022 World Cup, English Football, FIFA World Cup, football soccer, football stadium, Lusail, New Doha International Airport, Qatar, sports and lesiure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, World Cup, World Cup 2022, World Cup blogs, World Cup venues
1 Comment
The Sports Archives – Too Much Debate; Not Enough Football!
Let’s get one thing straight. I am an avid football fan and my team (Liverpool) have been on the wrong end of as many bad refereeing decisions as any other. I get as incandescent as anyone else about penalties not … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged Anton Ferdinand, bad calls, cameras, English Football, football, gadgets, helmet camera, hooliganism, instant replay technology, John Terry, Liverpool F.C, Mark Clattenburg, Soccer, soccer blogs, social networking, sport, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, technology
Leave a comment
The Sports Archives Blog 