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The Hayemaker - History In The Making

Posted on Apr 03 2010 at 02:56 AM by pjmar

The Hayemaker's first defence of his well earned WBA Heavyweight Title is on Saturday at Manchester's MEN Arena live on SKY SPORTS. Haye has only lost one in 24 fights, became Boxing Heavyweight Champion of the World with a points win over Russia's Valuev in Nuremberg, November 2009. David Haye has only fought three times as a heavyweight, but his talent and focus should compensate for any lack of experience. John Ruiz is a successful heavyweight in his own right and has been at the top ...

Portsmouth in Europe????

Posted on Apr 12 2010 at 16:08 PM by pjmar

I know a lot has been said about Portsmouth with regards to their present situation and how it all came to past. As a neutral, I feel great sorrow for the fans and supporters of the club. It is a shame it has come this, in front of the media and it will now be a cemented in Pompey's history. However, it does show a lack of control, judgement and honour by all involved in this fiasco. As a result it is only fair that the club has been penalised. Hopefully it will provide a wake up call for other ...

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Arsenal can do Tottenham a favour

Posted on Apr 23 2010 at 17:22 PM by Formex

Tottenham have done much to upset the title hopes of Arsenal and Chelsea in the last ten days and their London rivals will be hoping they can repeat the feat when they face Man United at Old Trafford in Saturday’s early game. Redknapp’s men were outstanding in putting the Gunners to the sword at White Hart Lane and to follow up with a comfortable 2-1 success over the leaders Chelsea last Saturday, which in no flattered them, shows just how far the Lilywhites have come this season. A similar ...

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Drogba can make it a Blue day

Posted on May 08 2010 at 09:16 AM by Formex

As we go into the last weekend of the Premier League season the relegation places are now assured and Tottenham have secured the coveted fourth Champions League place but we still have Man United and Chelsea fighting it out to be crowned Champions. This season may not have been the most outstanding in terms of sheer quality but it has to rank as the most exciting in recent memory. At Stamford Bridge we will see Chelsea take the title if they beat Wigan and unless the Latics can repeat their 3-1 victory ...

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Not another William Hill post but it is about cheating

Posted on Jul 14 2010 at 09:03 AM by iancatley

Are you weary of simulating prima donnas, ball tampering, ‘claret’ spurting Harlequins, blood transfusing cyclists, frame-throwing potters and injury feigning rackets? There are a number of reasons why it is called the Open Championship; one of them is because you won’t see cheating at St Andrews this week! The No. 1 in the game may be guilty of cheating on his wife but you can be absolutely sure that none of the 156 competitors would ever commit the cardinal sin of cheating on ...

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Europeans Up Rae's Creek

Posted on Apr 08 2010 at 14:24 PM by iancatley

It’s now or never for the Europeans, this has got to be their time to show that they can get across the finishing line when it counts. With the exception of Padraig once briefly in the 2008 PGA, this generation of talented group of wannabes has constantly flattered to deceive in top US events. Unless one or more can rise above also-ran status they are destined to remain journeyman, unlike their dullard American counterparts Zach Johnson and Lucas Glover, who somehow managed enough bottle to ...

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Twenty20? More like Fifty:Fifty!

Posted on Apr 28 2010 at 14:41 PM by iancatley

Cricket is in crisis. Every facet of the game has negative press. Control of the game has shifted irrevocably to the Indian sub-continent and collectively those authorities are prostituting the game. Domestically cricket has lost its way with a muddled schedule and, perhaps through no fault of the ECB, we can look forward to a completely anonymous cricketing summer ahead of the real event Down Under in November. Cricket desperately needs the Twenty20 Cup to catch the attention of a worldwide audience ...

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Welcome to the World Cup Blog

Posted on Jun 10 2010 at 16:37 PM by Mr. Ed

To me, and to most other footy fans, the World Cup is like Christmas, but much, much more exciting. You look forward to it for ages, you spend most of it arguing with family (whether it be about the quality of the sprouts or the point of Emile Heskey's existence) and afterwards you weigh about 3 stone heavier from all the eating and drinking. However, unlike the over-rated Christmas which shortchanges us with a mere 12 days, the World Cup is here for a full month! Although to be fair, the nation ...

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Red Dog

Posted on Aug 03 2010 at 09:42 AM by aaronos

Why's it called Red Dog? Haven't got a Scooby Doo, but nearly every casino proudly pronounces that it is home to Red Dog. Like a kennel, or something. A red one, perhaps?...If anyone does know please comment below and I'll sort some free chips at my favourite online casino, Jackpot Games , for you. I wasn't even a fan of the game until recently. I thought it has a stupid name and therefore is a stupid game. It really isn't. In fact it's one of those games that is so simple ...

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The Jungle Games Slot Machine

Posted on Aug 11 2010 at 16:27 PM by aaronos

It isn’t often I write about a single slot game, preferring to talk about the type of machine as a collective. However, there are a few out there that really standout, breaking the mould and transcend the simple “feed coin in, pull handle and repeat” feel of many. One of those that noticeably raise the bar is NetEnt’s Jungle Games. NetEnt are a popular and growing Swedish casino game manufacturer. In the past their games have been seen as an addition to sportsbooks and poker ...

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