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Posted by admin on January 8, 2010 · Leave a Comment
The 2010 season of the National Lacrosse League, the professional indoor lacrosse league, kicks off Friday as the Philadelphia Wings, one of the most successful storied teams in the 24-year-old league, takes on the Orlando Titans, playing in it’s Florida home after three seasons in New York City.
One of the most notable players of the [...]
Filed under Featured Articles · Tagged with balls, Basketball, Buffalo, California, Carolina, championships, College Football, EPL, FA, Florida, Golf, Inter, Ireland, MMA, N, National League, New York City, RAI, RDS, SEC, sports, Toronto, Warriors
Posted by exposrip on October 4, 2009 · 1 Comment
By John ST
Alex Ferguson is no stranger to infusing his squad with new blood and wielding the axe on senior players. Over the years, his risk taking on team selection had resulted in handsome rewards and some spectacular failures.
While the jury is still out for his latest bet on Michael Owen, nobody will debate the [...]
Posted by exposrip on August 24, 2009 · 1 Comment
By John ST
What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning. In its opening game of the 2009 Premier League season, Arsenal demolished Everton 6-1 in a scintillating display of attacking football. This was supposed to be a stiff challenge, after all Everton had the discipline and consistency to finish fifth for [...]
Filed under Soccer · Tagged with Alex Ferguson, Andrei Arshavin, Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, Birmingham City, Burnley, Celtic, Cesc Fabregas, Champions League, England, EPL, Everton, Gunners, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Old Trafford, Premier League, Red Devils, Thomas Vermaelen, William Gallas
Posted by exposrip on July 3, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Originally from Whowerare.
Following his two goal performance in a 3-1 victory for Italy over the United States at the Confederations Cup soccer tournament, Giuseppe Rossi finds himself a topic of discussion among American sports writers and commentators.
You see, Rossi is originally from Joisey (also referred to New Jersey) who happens to have dual American and [...]
Filed under Featured Articles, Soccer · Tagged with Alessandro dos Santos, Alex, Alfredo di Stefano, Argentina, Azzurri, Bayern Munich, Boxing, Brazil, Brett Hull, Bundesliga, Canada, England, EPL, FC Parma, Feyenoord, France, germany, Giuseppe Rossi, Greg Rusedski, Italy, Japan, Jonathan de Guzman, Juste Fontaine, La Liga, Lennox Lewis, Manchester United, Omar Sivori, Owen Hargreaves, Seoul Olympics, Serie A, Soccer, Spain, Team Canada hockey, Team USA hockey, Tennis, The Netherlands, United States soccer, Villareal
Posted by exposrip on June 2, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Russia’s Denis Menchov won the 92nd Giro d’Italia. He held off Italian Danilo di Luca for the victory. Link to Cycling News.
Hockey player Peter Zezel, who had a few NHL stints including with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Philadelphia Flyers, passed away on May 26 losing his battle with a rare blood disorder. Read more [...]
Filed under Hockey, More Sports, Soccer · Tagged with AC Milan, Carlo Ancelotti, Chelsea, Cycling, Danilo di Luca, Denis Menchov, England, EPL, Fabio Capello, Giro d'Italia, Italy, NHL, Peter Zezel, Philadelphia Flyers, Scudetto, Serie A, Toronto Maple Leafs
Posted by admin on May 28, 2009 · Leave a Comment
So the curtain is down on another exciting Premier League season, full of thrills spills, joy and torment. A few weeks ago on this site I gave my predictions on how the season would turn out. So how did I do?
Well I don’t think I deserve a medal for correctly predicting that Manchester United would [...]
Filed under Featured Articles, Soccer · Tagged with Chelsea, EPL, FA Cup, Fulham, Liverpool, Manchester United, Middlesbrough, Newscastle, Roy Hodgson, Sir Alex Ferguson, Wembley
Posted by exposrip on May 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
NHL: I don’t know much about, well, a lot of things but I do know double standards and relativism when I see it. I still can’t figure out how Daniel Carcillo was suspended for clocking a Penguins player while Calgary’s Mike Cammalleri was spared for the exact same act. Yeah, yeah I heard Colin “Colie” [...]
Filed under Baseball, Hockey, Soccer, Stats Corner · Tagged with Aaron Ward, Add new tag, Alex Ovechkin, Alex Rodriguez, Atletico Madrid, Boston Bruins, Bundesliga, Calgary Flames, Carolina Hurricanes, Chelsea, Chicago Blackhawks, Claudio Ranieri, Colin Campbell, Daniel Carcillo, Detroit Red Wings, Dr. J, England, EPL, Evgeni Malkin, Felipe Scolari, Fiorentina, germany, Gordie Howe, Guus Hiddink, hockey statistics, Italy, Jose Mourinho, Julius Irving, Juventus, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Mario Lemieux, Martin Havlat, Maurice Richard, Mike Cammalleri, MLB, New York Yankees, NHL, Niklas Kronwall, Phil Esposito, Philadelphia Flyers, Scott Stevens, Scott Walker, Sebastian Giovinco, Serie A, Shaktar Donetsk, Sidney Crosby, Spain, Sportsnet, UEFA Cup, Ukraine, Valencia, Wayne Gretzky, Werder Bremen
Posted by exposrip on May 7, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Champions League: More thoughts on Barcelona-Chelsea this time from Rob Hughes and Goal.com.
Well, at least both Italy and Spain are square with Hiddink now.
Soccer: Arsenal fan hangs himself.
MLB: Manny being Manny with girly steroids. Question: What the dilio? What was he thinking?
UEFA: Werder Bremen (and their cool uniforms) finally reaches a final of a [...]
Filed under More Sports · Tagged with Alpine Championships skiing, Arsenal, Barcelona, Baseball, Basketball, Bundesliga, Champions League, Chelsea, CSKA Moscow, Dynamo Kiev, EPL, Ere divisie, Euroleague, Football, Hamburger, Italy, La Liga, Manny Ramirez, MLB, New Orleans Saints, NFL, Panathanaikos, Serie A, Serie B, Shaktar Donetsk, Soccer, steroids, Switzerland, UEFA Cup, United States, Werder Bremen
Posted by exposrip on May 6, 2009 · 2 Comments
As a neutral observer of the 2nd leg match between Barcelona and Chelsea, please allow me to convey my sober but middling and borderline lexaphanic thoughts given the passionate explosiveness witnessed.
The match ended 1-1 but Barcelona marches on Rome (to the Spanish Steps I assume) thanks to an away goal at Stamford Bridge. In magnificent [...]
Filed under Soccer · Tagged with Abidal, Barcelona, Champions League, Chelsea, England, EPL, Guus Hiddink, Iniesta, La Liga, Manchester United, Pep Guardiola, Rome, Spain
Posted by exposrip on May 2, 2009 · Leave a Comment
By John ST
Soccer Net Live
Barcelona are on track for a Spanish treble but of late, the euphoria surrounding this scintillating team has fizzled out and they have looked less than invincible. Not to take anything away from the Blaugrana, they remain the most thrilling team in Europe on their day.
However, consistency has suffered from the [...]
Filed under Soccer · Tagged with Atletic Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Champions League, Chelsea, Didier Drogba, EPL, Espanyol, Guus Hiddink, La Liga, Lionel Messi, Pep Guardiola, Peter Cech, Phillip Lahm, Real Betis, Real Madrid, Samuel Eto'o, The Blaugrana
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