Life And Sport From An Armchair View
No matter what the sport, there will be characters who will forever be intrinsically linked to particular entities therein. For example, Kobe Bryant with the LA Lakers or Gary Neville being a one club man at Manchester United, Cian Healy in the blue of Leinster Rugby or Ruby Walsh aboard a Willie Mullins-trained horse. It's... Continue Reading →
The Metropolitan Police in the UK announced on Tuesday night that an arrest had been made following the fracas at the end of Sunday's North London Derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur. Mikel Arteta has transformed Arsenal Joseph Watts (35) of Hackney, London, was charged with "Assault by beating, going on to an area adjacent... Continue Reading →
Easter Saturday, 1993. The talented but luckless David Hirst gives Sheffield Wednesday a very early lead at Old Trafford. On a day that, if Manchester United won, they would virtually have one hand on their first League title in over a quarter of a century. Having blown a similarly promising position previously against Leeds United,... Continue Reading →