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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
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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
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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
Posted in Rugby
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 – England’s Finest Stadiums Set to Host 2015 Rugby World Cup
When the finest rugby players set foot in England in 2015 for the Rugby World Cup, they will have the pleasure of playing in some of the finest venues England has to offer. Despite the Cup being still a few … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other, Rugby, Soccer
Tagged 2012 London Olympics, 2015 Rugby World Cup, Arsenal, Coventry City, English Premier League, everton, football, Leeds United, Leicester Tigers, Liverpool F.C, manchester united, Newcastle United Football Club, Rugby, rugby world cup, Soccer, Southampton F.C., sports, Sports Archives, sports blogging, stadiums
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The Sports Archives – Is The London Olympic Stadium Effectively Built For One Million Visitors?
Going For Gold It is a matter of great pride for any country and more so for the particular city to host the Olympics. Winning the bid to host the 2012 Olympics was indeed a great moment for the United … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, London Summer Olympics, stadium reviews, stadiums
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The Sports Archives – Top 5 Largest Football & Soccer Stadiums Worldwide
It’s a well-known fact that football and soccer are two of the most popular sports today. Every match day thousands of football and soccer fans troop to stadiums across the globe to witness their teams compete against rival clubs. Historically … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged Argentina National Soccer Team, Brazilian National Soccer Team, football, German National Soccer Team, India National Football Team, Italy Football, Maradona, Mexico National Soccer Team, Michigan State Spartans, Pele, Penn State Nittany Lions, Soccer, sports, stadium, stadiums
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