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Five titles in seven years. The quest for a second three-peat. Centre of the media’s attention. A look at how the glitzy Chicago Bulls…
LeBron James chose the iconic No.23 in hopes emulating his idol, Michael Jordan, and had a tattoo engraved on his back which read ‘The…
Basking in the glory of lifting the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup for the fifth time in his career, Roger Federer had his crescendo moment…
"Well, I'm playing. I just need more time," these words have had far reaching ramifications for Tiger Woods. A virtuoso with a wand in…
As the final whistle bellowed across the Stade de France last Sunday, there was an eerie silence across the vast majority of the arena.…
With less than five seconds to go in probably the most career-defining game for the city of Cleveland, Marreese Speights of the Golden State…
As one of the most calm and cool heads under pressure, Lionel Messi stepped up to take Argentina's first penalty of the shootout in…
I completely concur with the writer as the English have got to instill a foreign manager at the helm. For so long, they have tried to muggle their way into tournaments without a recognized figure as their head whether it be Roy Hodgson or Glenn Hoddle. They need out-of-the-box thinking which can only be provided by a foreign manager. I hope England doesn’t fall into the trap of Sam Allardyce!
Why England's next manager can't possibly be English
Mohammad Amir will certainly turn out to be a handful in these English conditions. He has the ability to swing the ball both ways and I will be tempted to see how he handles the cauldron of pressure that will unravel upon him at Lord’s. He deserved punishment for the crimes that he has committed and now he is a clean man. I am looking forward to this series with eagerness!
England fear the return of Mohammad Amir
The Chicago Bulls of 1995-96 had probably the greatest starting front five with MJ, Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, Steve Kerr and Dennis Rodman. Rodman would knock off all the boards from Zaza easily while MJ would outmuscle Steph abd KD in the paint with points. Pippen would control the flow of the game despite being heavily guarded by Klay Thompson. Bulls in SIX!
KD's Warriors could beat MJ's Bulls? Don't make me laugh