Football
“If you can’t make a difference, you don’t want to be a tourist”: John Brewer on the beginnings of sport science and Italy 1990
England vs Germany – Gripes, Tripe and Overhype!
On paper, the England vs Germany fixture held at Wembley in November had the potential to be a classic. Both teams were teeming with talent, with the German's fielding the likes of Mesut Ozil and Leroy Sane whist England were galvanised by the inclusion of....Jake Livermore. With England set to face
The truth behind England’s Nazi salute
It is an image that, in retrospect, seems intuitively abhorrent. An extraordinary political concession. After all, a team these days would never be seen singing the opponent’s national anthem let alone seemingly endorsing their politics. However, before this image of England’s football team saluting the Nazi regime in 1938 is used
Are Man Utd trying to make us take our eye off the ball?
One step too far: a requiem for the Panini football sticker
“Growing up in England, I’d never heard of Walter and what he’d been through” – Danny Rose on Walter Tull
Tottenham MP David Lammy has called for Walter tull to be awarded the Military Cross 100 years after his death. Current Tottenham Hotspur players Danny Rose and Dele Alli have called for Walter Tull to be awarded the Military Cross. Earlier this morning, David Lammy. MP for Tottenham sent a letter to the Prime Minister calling on the government to award the former Spurs and Northampton player the Military
20th Anniversary of France 1998: Robert Pires relives France’s historic World Cup triumph
Don’t Crack Podcast: Episode 9 – Myth Busting & Beards with Hugh Woozencroft
In the ninth addition of the Don't Crack Podcast we are joined by BBC Sport journalist and Twitter phenomenon Hugh Woozencroft! Sporting myths are this weeks theme, and we also talk about team branding and why the beard is making a comeback in newsrooms across the country. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST BELOW: https://soundcloud.com/user-303248527/dont-crack-e9-with-hugh-woozencroft Adam
