by nabidana | Mar 20, 2010 | Rugby
So, the final score in the final match of the Rugby Union Six Nations has resulted in France winning the Grand Slam. England finish the tournament with easily the best performance of their tournament, a performance which gave a fascinating insight to the squad Martin...
by nabidana | Mar 10, 2010 | commerce and trade, Europe, politics, Racism
Next week begins European Week Against Racism, a week when organisations opposed to racism host events to highlight racial prejudice and discrimination, and to celebrate the existence of societies where discrimination on the colour of a person’s skin or their...
by nabidana | Oct 19, 2009 | Europe, Hoons
The draw in the Football World Cup playoffs between France and Ireland puts me in a difficult and unenviable position. I am faced with an incredible dilemma, trying to decide which team I would like to see lose more. My team, Northern Ireland, is out, and of course I...
by nabidana | Apr 23, 2009 | Uncategorized
Alan Quinlan’s selection over Tom Croft to travel to South Africa is a ridiculous decision, and one which will bite the Lions team in the ass in South Africa. Tom Croft showed his mettle during the Six Nations in a way that should have made the blind-side...
by nabidana | Feb 6, 2009 | Uncategorized
En route to what should be a nicely exciting game; very happy to have spotted it in time; it more than makes up for missing the Six Nations match, which I will watch, as per tradition, in the Carpenter pub. Am expecting a great game; Danny Cipriani and Harry Ellis...