Introducing a sport with a difference - where you can have full control over your body as you glide through the environment Posted April 11, 2008 by connor harper
The best draft class ever and a new crop of WNBA players means big changes for the women's game. And perceptions are suddenly changing with more TV exposure. Posted April 14, 2008 by jane schonberger
Players from France, China, Argentina, Canada and Germany are proving they can more than hold their own in the best basketball league in the world. Posted January 08, 2008 by Anup Pimpalkhare
Injuries and bad luck seem to have blighted the career of the player for whom Chelsea paid £10m – but he deserves better. Posted March 10, 2008 by Lennard Pearce
Golds for Australia and the United States at the World Swimming Championships, but it's a Korean young gun who sets the pool alight Posted March 26, 2007 by Michael Clough
Ibrox heads still seem to be buried in the 17th century - and even the SFA continually avoid any sort of conflict with the Ibrox club. Anyone want to join the crusade for change? Posted March 03, 2008 by gerald mclaughlin
The young Los Angeles Sparks star is set to break more records after an amazing first season. Posted October 06, 2008 by Vicente Llamas
Big, bruising Stoke City almost nicked a winner to send troubled Newcastle tumbling out of the Cup. Was 0-0 the fairest result – give us YOUR verdict on the tie. Posted January 07, 2008 by Sportingo Team
Boro crash down to earth after beating Arsenal – Scott Parker gets his first Premier League goal for the Hammers, but did they deserve the three points? Posted December 23, 2007 by Michael Walsh
The former Reading man took the Abramovich money just like Scott Parker – and has gone down the same Blue route to oblivion. Posted April 14, 2008 by David Combe
We all knew that the San Antonio Spurs-Phoenix Suns match-up was a classic to begin with, but many who took the Utah Jazz for granted should now eat their words. Posted May 30, 2007 by Greg Varkonyi
It's been a year to forget for Queens Park Rangers. Can their third manager of 2006 turn things round in 2007? Posted December 29, 2006 by Mark Benson
After a comfortable win against Aston Villa, it's next stop the Emirates for Sir Alex Ferguson's table-toppers -- and who would bet against them beating in-form Arsenal? Posted January 14, 2007 by StretfordEndFlags.com
The Manchester City midfielder can consider himself unlucky to have been left out the England squad to face Israel and Andorra. Posted March 22, 2007 by Alistair Murray
Cricket is a game which unites people and where better to experience this camaraderie than the Caribbean? Posted March 19, 2007 by band afbab
Rumours suggest Sir David Murray is close to announcing plans for an Ibrox redevelopment. Perhaps now is the time to settle the argument of which is the bigger of Glasgow's two great rivals. Posted June 28, 2008 by Andy Hawking
On-loan South African Steven Pienaar has been offered to the Toffees for next to nothing but David Moyes is still not certain to take him permanently. Could interest from other clubs or a huge signing-on fee be holding up the deal? Posted April 10, 2008 by Ed Bottomley
Alan Curbishley's host of summer signings have been decimated by injuries. However, the crocked Frenchman is the midfield maestro they've been missing and the sooner he returns, the better. Posted December 04, 2007 by hamzah khan
With plenty of money at his disposal, a quality youth set-up and a formidable array of talent still to come back from injury, the sky's the limit for the Hammers. Posted March 23, 2008 by Ed Bottomley
An American view of what's wrong with the Premier League from a financial point of view. Posted November 20, 2007 by The Gaffer
Defeat at Newcastle was the first real bump in an otherwise encouraging start to the season. Can the Hammers look forward to finishing in the top half of the Premier League? Posted September 24, 2007 by Joe Morris
Worldwide basketball fever has given a much-needed blood transfusion to the NBA. Greg Varkonyi highlights a group of young hopefuls who might just make the league in the near future. Posted January 16, 2008 by Greg Varkonyi
With David Beckham's international retirement looming and Chelsea's Shaun Wright-Phillips and Tottenham's Aaron Lennon suspect on delivery, it;s time to bring the Ewood Park midfielder into the reckoning. Posted January 15, 2008 by David Combe
Signing players like Lee Bowyer, Craig Bellamy and maybe Kieron Dyer is not the way ahead for the Hammers. They need to emulate the example of Tottenham, who have bought and groomed genuine young talent. Posted August 10, 2007 by Jordan Collins
The once invincibles of the game are being left behind. Now they must recognize the game's ills. Posted December 07, 2007 by Cort Reynolds
The latest rumour-mill, news and gossip (not to be taken too seriously, as ever) also have Manchester City, Chelsea and Derby County eyeing up new targets when the transfer window opens again. Posted September 06, 2007 by Mark Apostolou
Remember those gluepots which passed as pitches in the 70s? Haydn Coe is gloriously stuck in the muddy-marvellous past. Posted October 28, 2006 by Haydn Coe
English public spaces are for English football, not some daft derivative of rounders played by exiled Yanks in London. Hey guys, go take your home runs and run home. Posted June 15, 2007 by Joe Morris
A lack of consistency and excessively high expectations are the problem, not the return of King Kev. Posted March 29, 2008 by Graham Smith
This season's success at Ibrox could not have been predicted during the dark days of Paul Le Guen. But Walter Smith has achieved a remarkable turnaround. Posted April 23, 2008 by gerald mclaughlin
With 29 goals in the bank in his first season at Parkhead, the signing of the Aussie former Motherwell star has proved to be a superb piece of business by Gordon Strachan. Posted April 29, 2008 by gerald mclaughlin
A few quality signings and Gordon Strachan's men will be able to up the standard another notch. Posted May 06, 2008 by gerald mclaughlin