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BBC Sports Personality of the Year nominations cause discontent.
The 58th Sports Personality of the Year award recently announced the shortlist of contenders in line to scoop the prestigious prize. Ten of the UK’s highest achieving sports stars have been nominated with the winner being announced after a public vote on the 22nd of December. However, this year’s list of sportsmen has drawn criticism for being exactly that: a list of sportsmen. read more
Football
Football shocked by death of Gary Speed
The world of football continues to mourn the death of Wales manager Gary speed after he was found dead in his home on Sunday morning. read more
Football
Champions league round up.
With just one game to go English teams seem to be leaving it late to secure qualification into the last 16 of this year’s Champions league. read more
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Tennis
Andy Murray Drops Out Of ATP Tournament
If ever a tennis player’s record were to keep you on your toes it would be Andy Murray’s. Britain’s number 1 has opted out of the latest ATP tournament after his opening 3 set defeat to David Ferrer. Murray’s injury won’t be the only thing left aggravated if Roger Federer beats Rafael Nadal in the next match, as this would knock the Scot off his world number 3 place. read more
Boxing Celebrates Joe Frazier
A private funeral was held on Monday for the legendary boxer Joe Frazier who died on 7th November from cancer. The funeral was attended by a number of boxing greats, including Muhammad Ali. read more
Football
Alex Ferguson Celebrates 25 years at United
In late 1986 Alex Ferguson arrived at declining and unfit Manchester United who were languishing second from bottom in the old first division. The Scott came with a good pedigree, having led Aberdeen to the European Cup Winners’ Cup and the European Super Cup in 1982/83 as well as taking Scotland to the World Cup as caretaker manager in 1986. To go with his C.V. he carried an abundance of ambition, stating upon his arrival that he wanted to “Knock Liverpool off their perch”. And knock them off he did. read more
Marco Simoncelli dies after MotoGP crash
Sporting rivalries are often adored by the public, adding spice and ‘off-field’ drama to a fixture or race weekend. Rivalries played out in public shred bare the superstars and, through their action and reaction, we become connected to an otherwise hollow team uniform. read more
