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The Sports Archives – Has The Wealth Of The Premier League Made Life Better For The Fans?
I can remember the time when attending a football match involved being treated like cattle, finding yourself locked in a pen, being in danger of violence from other fans and suffering the worst imaginable facilities at the grounds. The whole … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Can Roy Hodgson win the Euros with England?
New England manager Roy Hodgson has announced his 23 man England squad on Wednesday 16th May. The squad will represent the first major test of Hodgson’s new position, and follows already significant media scrutiny since the West Bromwich Albion manager … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – 5 Ways to Enjoy the UEFA Champions League Final
Do Your Homework Sure, it’s tempting to treat the big game as pure spectacle, but learning a little about narrative about the teams going into the game can make all the difference. For example, after a great start to the … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – The Rise And Rise Of Graeme McDowell
Graeme McDowell has enjoyed a whirlwind last two years. Success at the 2010 US Open – the first time a Northern Irishman has achieved the feat – has propelled the 32-year-old to golfing stardom and significantly boosted his sporting profile. … Continue reading
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