Dave Brockington
One of the joys of following soccer is, even approaching the end of the season, nearly every game matters. As I've been writing here, the side local to my England.
Which perfectly sums up the lunacy of big time collegiate sports in the US. Most of us know the story now, and it appears that plenty of administrators at Rutgers.
Headline: Georgia Teens Fight for Racially Integrated Prom Because It’s 2013, for Chrissakes. Black and white students at Wilcox County High School in south Georgia aren't allowed to go to.
Yet another factor enters into the world food picture - a new and ominous phenomenon. The climate of the world seems to be changing; it may, say our best scientists,.
I've been sitting on this post for over 20 months; writing it, editing it, deleting it, writing it again. It was initially inspired by a book review written by Stanley.
Seeing as how we've been outed as a blog of eight white guys these days (c'mon, there's a little diversity here, one's Canadian and I have lived in, you know, Europe.
This post by Paul a couple weeks ago has inspired me to post more about soccer. I've sporadically written about it in the past, including every major international tournament, occasional.
Three British citizens voted against the following proposition: "Do you wish the Falkland Islands to retain their current political status as an Overseas Territory of the United Kingdom?" This against.