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The Sports Archives – Will the Great Britain Football Team Leave Any Sort of Legacy?
Why Was It Done? As the United Kingdom, rather than England, was designated as the host nation for the 2012 Olympic Games, it was thought that it would be fitting to have a football team representing the nation this year. … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Soccer, Tennis
Tagged 2012 olympic games, Andy Murray, Bill Shankly, David Beckham, England National Football Team, English Football, football, gb football team, Great Britain Football Team, Liverpool F.C, london 2012, olympic football, Olympic Soccer, Olympics, olympics 2012, phil thompson, Soccer, sport, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Stuart Pearce, tennis, United Kingdom Football, Wales National Football Team, Wimbledon
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The Sports Archives – Unnecessary Pressure Or All In The Game?
A lot of people found it strange to hear the pre-Wimbledon men’s final comments that Andy Murray had the “pressure of a nation” on his shoulders as he went head to head with 16 time grand slam winner and, let’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Murray, british athletes, Cedric Pioline, David Nalbandian, England National Football Team, Mark Philippoussis, nerves of steel, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, roger federer, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, tennis, tennis news, Tomas Berdych, UEFA Euro 2012, Wimbledon, wimbledon championships, wimbledon finals
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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
Posted in Golf, Hockey, Other, Soccer, Tennis
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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The Sports Archives – The Championships, Wimbledon – 5 World Records
Special Thanks to Author: Jonathan Piggins The Championships, Wimbledon returns to the All England Lawn Tennis Club this June to see the greatest tennis stars in the world battle it out for the most coveted title in tennis. In preparation … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Roddick, Daniel Nestor, Goran Ivanisevic, John Isner, longest tennis match, Lowest Ranked Player to win a Grand Slam, Mark Knowles, most aces served by an individual player, Nicolas Mahut, Pat Rafter, roger federer, Simon Aspelin, sport, sport events, sporting events, sports, tennis, Todd Perry, Walter Clopton Wingfield, Wimbledon, world record
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The Sports Archives Greatest Rivalries – Tennis Siblings
Who can write a sports archives blog about sibling rivalry in tennis without mentioning Serena and Venus Williams? The Williams sisters have pushed their own limits as well as each others buttons for the longest time, both growing up and … Continue reading
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