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The Sports Archives – The Most Humiliating Defeats in Soccer History
The English Premier League weekend got off to an attention grabbing start on Friday night as Southampton flopped to a nine goal home thrashing at the hands of Leicester City in what is the biggest home defeat ever recorded in … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – Wayne Rooney gets thumbs up After a 4-0 Win Against Club Brugge!
Louis Van Gaal Manchester United’s Manager recently praised team captain Wayne Rooney’s attitude after the English striker successfully netted in a superb hat-trick at the Champion’s League game against Club Brugge. The English team won 4-0 against Club Brugge! Wayne … Continue reading
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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
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The Sports Archives – Football (Soccer) Superstars!
The 2014 World Cup has come and gone and Germany will defend her title in 2018. We saw many of the well-known veterans like Argentina’s Lionel Messi , Germany’s Thomas Muller, and Netherland’s Robin van Persie display their talents on … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014 World Cup, Argentina National Soccer Team, Diego Maradona, football soccer blogs, football superstars, Franz Beckenbauer, Germany National Football Team, James Rodriguez, Lionel Messi, Neymar, Robin Van Persie, soccer superstars, sports and fitness, sports and recreations, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, superstar infographic, Thomas Muller, wayne rooney
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The Sports Archives – Will Brazil 2014 Will Be the End of the Road for England’s ‘Old Timers’?
The old guard, it seems, is coming to an end. Next year’s World Cup in Brazil – assuming England qualify of course – will surely be the last hurrah for a handful of football stalwarts who have carried the weight … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Who was the biggest loser of Euro 2012?
For the most part, Euro 2012 has been a great tournament. As well as featuring a steady stream of goals, the tournament has produced some genuine surprises, from Russia and the Netherlands being knocked out at the group stage, to … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonio Cassano, Arjen Robbe, Czech Republic National Football Team, Denmark National Football Team, England National Football Team, euro 2012, football, football predictions, Germany National Football Team, goal-line technology, Greece National Football Team, Ireland National Football Team, Italy National Football Association, Netherlands National Football Team, Nicklas Bendtner, Poland National Football Team, Portugal National Football Team, Russia National Football Team, Samir Nasri, Soccer, soccer players, Spain National Football Team, UEFA Euro 2012, Ukraine National Football Team, wayne rooney
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The Sports Archives – Cheap At Half the Price!
Good-quality football boots do not come cheap…just ask any mum whose offspring want the latest ‘must haves’ from Nike, Puma or Adidas. But just how pricey can they get? Rio Ferdinand decided to commission the most expensive football boots in … Continue reading
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