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The Sports Archives – Josh Beckett and Jon Lester: Fried Chicken, Beer, and Bad Pitching!
Remember back when the Boston Red Sox used to have great starting pitching? They won two World Series in four years thanks in no small part due to the arms of pitchers like Curt Schilling, Pedro Martinez, Josh Beckett, and … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Britain’s Rugby Stadiums: A Brief History
Come November, British rugby fans will flock to their respective fortresses to cheer on home nations as they do battle against a host of overseas touring sides in the autumn internationals. Let’s take a look at what you need to … Continue reading
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Tagged 1991 Rugby World Cup, Australian National Rugby Union Team, Aviva Stadium, british rugby, England National Rugby Union Team, Ireland National Rugby Union Team, Millennium Stadium, Murrayfield, New Zealand National Rugby Union Team, Romanian National Rugby Union Team, Rugby, rugby fans, rugby union, Scotland National Rugby Union Team, South Africa National Rugby Union Team, sport, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, stadiums, Twickenham, Wales National Rugby Union Team
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The Sports Archives – Out Of The Melting Pot – Sports Which Have Found International Popularity!
It’s not just Soccer All around the world, there are billions of sports fanatics who just can’t seem to get enough of the action. It goes without saying that association football – what the Americans call soccer, that is – … Continue reading
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Tagged 1994 World Cup, American Football, Australia Cricket Team, Baseball, Cricket, England Cricket Team, India Cricket Team, Indian Premier League, Open Championship, South Africa Cricket Team, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Super Bowl, The Masters Tournament, US Open, West Indies Cricket Team
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The Sports Archives – Ichiro Suzuki: Still Kicking It!
Ever since Ichiro Suzuki came from Japan to the United States in 2001 to play Major League Baseball, he has brought his own star with him. Ichiro – he is known by his first name, not his last – made … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The World’s Most Dangerous Ski Resorts!
Skiing is a favourite hobby for most people especially the young. However, this sport can be dangerous in some cases and lead to atrocious accidents, which cause severe injuries and even death in some instances. There are several ski resorts … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Who Will Win the Premier League 2012-13?
With the 21st Premier League season now well underway, the pundits, the fans and even the neutrals are clamouring to predict who will lift the title at the end of the season. With 20 teams competing for the honour, there … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Shearer, Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, English Premier League, football shirts, Liverpool, Manchester City, manchester united, Robin Van Persie, sir alex, sir alex ferguson, Southampton, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Swansea City A.F.C., Tottenham Hotspur
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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 – History of the Paralympics!
The Paralympic Games has become one of the most anticipated sporting events in the world today. All Time Medical features a colorful look into the history of the Paralympics via an educational and inspiring infographic. Using the motto “What’s your … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – What does the future hold for Arsenal after selling their stars?
Some of the best players in the Arsenal team have been facing a lot of turmoil and venting out their frustration as the club sells off its top performers. Eduardo is one of the players to have voiced his opinion … Continue reading
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Tagged Arsenal, arsenal fans, Eduardo, English Premier League, football shirts, Robin Van Persie, Soccer, sports and leisure, Sports Archives
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The Sports Archives – A Quick History Lesson in the Art of Taekwondo
Taekwondo was established from simple and modest beginnings over 1,000 years ago and has since spread to become one of the world’s most successful and popular form of martial arts. Instructors and those training enjoy physical and mental discipline, as … Continue reading
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