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The Sports Archives – From Football (Soccer) Player To Legend!
From Football Player To Legend Britain is obsessed with football. It’s our most popular sport by far. It’s also one of the most competitive and toughest sports to break into if you’re an aspiring player. Everyone wants to be a … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Michael Owen – Footballer Extraordinaire!
Early Years Michael James Owen was born 14th December 1979 in Chester, England. He is the son of Chester and Everton footballer Terry Owen. In 1979 Michael scored 79 goals for Deeside Primary School, breaking the record of Liverpool legend … Continue reading
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Tagged 2001 FA Cup, AS Roma, Birmingham City Blues, celebrities, Everton Toffees, football, football articles, football games, footballer, footballers, Ian Rush, Jaguar Cars, Leeds United, Liverpool F.C, manchester united, Michael Owen, Newcastle United, Premier League, Real Madrid, Roma, Rotherham, Stoke City, UEFA Cup, watches
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The Sports Archives – Can Owen Still Cut It In The Premier League?
Stoke City have handed Michael Owen a Premier League lifeline – but does the former England striker have what it takes to still make an impact at the top-level? Here we look at both sides of the argument that has … Continue reading
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Tagged England National Football Team, English Premier League, football, footballers, Liverpool, Manchester City, manchester united, Michael Owen, Newcastle United, Paul Scholes, Peter Crouch, Real Madrid, Ryan Giggs, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Stoke City, Tony Pulis
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The Sports Archives – A Career Profile of David de Gea, Manchester United
David De Gea´s transfer to the English Premier league with Manchester United at the start of the 2011/2012 football season put the 21-years old Spanish goalkeeper firmly in the floodlight. Playing for a side like Alex Ferguson´s Red Devils is … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010 FIFA World Cup, alex ferguson, atletico madrid, Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, David De Gea, Edwin van der Saar, English Premier League, footballers, goalkeeper, Juan Mata, manager alex ferguson, manchester united, Marko Babic, old trafford, real zaragoza, Soccer, soccer players, Spain National Football Team, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, van der saar, Vincente del Bosque
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The Sports Archives – Cole on Course for a Century!
Ashley Cole is fast closing in on a phenomenal football record…and has just seen off another in the process. The strong-arm of England’s defence this week became England’s most capped tournament player, having made his 21st appearance and overtaking David … Continue reading
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Tagged 2002 World Cup, Albania National Football Team, Ashley Cole, Billy Wright, Bobby Charlton, Bobby Moore, Chelsea, chelsea man, David Beckham, england caps, england player, euro 2012, European Championship, FA Cup, football, footballers, Frank Lampard, Japan National Football Team, legend bobby charlton, Peter Shilton, Soccer, South Korea National Football Team, sport, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Steven Gerrard, Sweden National Football Team, world cup qualifier
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The Sports Archives – Slazenger Panther – Featherweight Champion of the World
Slazenger began life in the days when wooden racquets ruled the tennis world. Today they are legendary among professionals and amateur sportsmen alike, and not only in the game of tennis. Past glories in the company’s history include Martina Navratilova … Continue reading
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Tagged Adidas, cricket bats, Don Bradman, England National Football Team, football, footballers, Gary Sobers, Germany National Football Team, golf bags, hockey sticks, John McEnroe, Len Hutton, Martina Navratilova, Nike, outdoor clothing, Slazenger, sports, Sports Archives, sports equipment, tennis, W.G. Grace, Wimbledon, World cup football, World Cup Soccer
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