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Not quite what The Messiah had in mind for Newcastle
Kevin Keegan: He'll bring back passion (gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Thursday, 27 March 2008 13:12
Desperation leads to fantasies based on the lure of days gone by. In Kevin Keegan's case the influence seems to have faded completely.
Comments: 3
2 Stars of 5
Is Twenty20 Test cricket's unlikely salvation?
& Reuters
Larry Kwirirayi
Wednesday, 12 March 2008 13:19
With the 50-over version running out of steam could the shortest version of the game become the pot of gold for international cricket?
Comments: 0
5 Stars of 5
The Liverpool comedy-horror show continues with Rafa at the helm
Rafael Benitez: Facing a critical period (Gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Tuesday, 11 March 2008 13:26
Maybe the board is playing a big joke on Anfield fans... but it's no laughing matter when the Premier League title seems as far away as ever.
Comments: 26
1 Stars of 5
Harbhajan Singh and racism Part 2: Are we really learning anything?
Harbhajan Singh: Should he be banned? (gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Tuesday, 04 March 2008 08:17
After the latest unsavoury incident, expect another BCCI protest to back the spinner who made inappropriate gestures to the Sydney crowd. But more importantly, what is happening behind the scenes to lay this problem to rest?
Comments: 6
3 Stars of 5
The 39th game smacks of real arrogance
Arsenal sweep to victory (gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Monday, 18 February 2008 08:05
The boo boys may be right for a change as Richard Scudamore and crew throw up as big a stinker as Wigan v Derby.
Comments: 3
5 Stars of 5
Roger Federer dumped! It's Novak Djokovic v Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the Australian Open final
Over and out: Federer feels the strain against Djokovic (gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Friday, 25 January 2008 12:46
A real stunner for tennis as Federer and Rafael Nadal meet their match in Melbourne - and the unlikely lads will battle it out for the title.
Comments: 14
3 Stars of 5
As the Springboks turn from White to black, De Villiers' appointment sparks racial questions
Peter De Villiers: A political appointment? (gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Thursday, 10 January 2008 16:39
The nation is divided over the successor to World Cup-winning coach Jake White after the South African Rugby Union president's hint that Peter De Villiers' colour may have influenced the decision.
Comments: 4
5 Stars of 5
Could Harbhajan Singh v Andrew Symonds mark the beginning of the end of cricket?
Andrew Symonds: Outrageous lip gloss (Gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Wednesday, 09 January 2008 13:25
India have set a dangerous precedent by holding the game to ransom in the wake of the Sydney fiasco. If the ICC doesn't take a firm grip, we might all end up watching baseball, heaven forbid!
Comments: 4
3 Stars of 5
Floyd Mayweather v Ricky Hatton was just a load of slap and tickle
Mayweather
Larry Kwirirayi
Tuesday, 11 December 2007 08:56
The American may be judged the best on the planet, but Las Vegas was hardly the entertainment capital of the world on this hyped-up occasion.
Comments: 3
5 Stars of 5
Why Arsene Wenger, Frank Rijkaard and Sir Alex Ferguson wouldn't want the England job
Cesc Fabregas
Larry Kwirirayi
Friday, 23 November 2007 13:49
Barcelona, Arsenal, Manchester United and Milan have what no England manager can call on ... true world-class talent like Lionel Messi, Cesc Fabregas, Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka.
Comments: 14
5 Stars of 5
Blame the FA, not McClaren - everyone else KNEW he wasn't up to it
Steve McClaren: He belongs to the minnows (gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Thursday, 22 November 2007 14:01
As England's spineless manager is found guilty of abject failure, it's the idiots who appointed him who should be on trial.
Comments: 2
5 Stars of 5
How the gods smiled on hapless McClaren
Steve McClaren
Larry Kwirirayi
Tuesday, 20 November 2007 14:29
The manager none of the fans want might just get England to Euro 2008 after looking doomed for the sack.
Comments: 2
5 Stars of 5
Not so much a kick-about, more a walk-about for Arsenal these days
Cesc Fabregas
Larry Kwirirayi
Wednesday, 14 November 2007 13:54
Steve Coppell's men had no answer once Fabregas and the Gunners stopped monkeying around and decided to step up the pace.
Comments: 5
5 Stars of 5
Is it time for a regulated use of drugs in sport?
Marion Jones: Questions (Gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Saturday, 03 November 2007 07:32
Perhaps Dick Pound and the WADA boys should be put out to grass and at least give athletes a level playing field.
Comments: 2
4 Stars of 5
So it's Arsenal v Manchester United - what's all the fuss about?
Thierry Henry- still the king (gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Friday, 02 November 2007 13:35
The pundits will have us believe otherwise, but life will go on after Saturday's so-called 'title decider'. Someone seems to have forgotten there are still 2,626 games to go this season.
Comments: 5
1 Stars of 5
Rubbish players – even Manchester United and Arsenal have them
Francis Jeffers
Larry Kwirirayi
Saturday, 13 October 2007 10:06
Great managers like Arsene Wenger are remembered for their successes, but why do some bosses also back the failures? Maybe it's something to do with self-awareness.
Comments: 15
2 Stars of 5
Rugby World Cup: Can it really be an England-Argentina final?
Bryan Habana: Individual brilliance (Gettyimages.com)
Larry Kwirirayi
Friday, 12 October 2007 23:07
England fans are still pinching themselves over the fact they are in the semi-finals. They've come a long way since the eminently forgettable days of Andy Robinson's tenure.
Comments: 4
0 Stars of 5
En-ger-lund, En-ger-lund! Who gives a toss about internationals?
Cristiano Ronaldo:
Larry Kwirirayi
Wednesday, 10 October 2007 11:14
Sorry, but Estonia are no substitute for the real thing as fans of Man United, Liverpool, Arsenal and the rest endure a miserable fortnight without their club football.
Comments: 10
3 Stars of 5
Rugby World Cup: How the Wilkinson and Michalak factor beat Australia and the All Blacks
The W Factor
Larry Kwirirayi
Tuesday, 09 October 2007 00:37
Missed conversions, a forward pass not seen by the referee and the gods conspiring against them. The result? Parole application refused and another four years in the World Cup slammer.
Comments: 5
5 Stars of 5

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