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The furore concerning the Thierry Henry handball has moved into a new dimension of weirdness, with the player himself agreeing that the controversial World Cup qualifier should be replayed, while former Ireland captain Roy...
Published Date: 21 November 2009 IN THE course of a BBC documentary back in 1985, Bobby Charlton made a statement which, to anyone under the age of, say, 30 nowadays will sound like a fairy tale. His claim concerned Scotland's...
Lee Westwood has made the most of yet another spectacular blow-out by Padraig Harrington as he took a two-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Dubai World Championship, the European Tour's new season-ending championship.
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When Toby Gerhart arrived at Stanford in 2006 there was more talk about whether the Cardinal should field a major college football team than about the farfetched possibility of going to the Rose Bowl.
Major companies unveil new technology, styles As with most golf equipment on an annual basis, players will have a plethora of new footwear options to choose from this coming golf season. ADIDAS GolfQuickly becoming a very...
PRESIDENT and chief executive officer of TAG Heuer Jean-Christophe Babin had an enormously tight schedule during his short visit to Malaysia recently. Professional timing Born 50 years ago in Paris, Jean-Christophe Babin has...
STANFORD, Calif. — When Toby Gerhart arrived at Stanford in 2006 there was more talk about whether the Cardinal should field a major college football team than about the far-fetched possibility of going to the Rose Bowl.
That Mass: We Pray trailer posted earlier this week? Totally Dante’s Inferno marketing. And well done too, as numerous sites both within and outside the video game coverage space posted it as genuine. (more…)
By Steve Griffiths Agence France-Presse Filed Under: Football, World Cup LONDON - Wimbledon champion Roger Federer insists his friend Thierry Henry shouldn't be blamed for the controversial goal that sent France to the World...
