As the World Cup begins to appear over the horizon, It’s make or break time for the boys in the England shirts. Egypt were the visitors in this friendly match at Wembley on 3rd March 2010, but what were the key points?
For me there are few things more frustrating than being stuck behind a slow driver, but why is it, when it rains, everybody drives slowly?
If you haven’t seen Avatar yet, my only question to you is, Why Not? If you needed a reason, I have 10 of them right here. Read on to find out what you are missing out on..
In a world dominated by financial woes and natural disasters, I ask you, is there really anybody out there who is still bothered about what Katie Price did next?
With so much football on the television these days, and so many stories in the papers and on the news programs, you could be forgiven for thinking that we live and breathe the beautiful game, but are we obsessed?
Well the day has come and the rumours are starting to spread like wild fire across the globe about allegations of an affair John Terry has had with the girlfriend of England team-mate Wayne Bridge. Now everybody is talking about taking his England Captaincy role away from him, or even stopping him playing for England at all, but is this right?
A recent visit to my local shopping centre prompted this question inside my head, and is something that I have thought for a long time. Is there any place for chivalry these days, or is it lost in the archives of a time largely forgotten nowadays?
As the ninetieth minute drew near, you sensed Liverpool might just hold out for the 1:0 win over a gallant Reading, but you can never be sure until the final whistle as we have come to realise. After the heroics of a small team to overturn the likes of Liverpool, questions began to rise again as to whether Liverpool are at crisis point.
As the country begins to breathe life again after the debilitating weather of the past week, is it fair to say we failed to cope?, or was the weather too severe to have been able to cope with properly?
It’s that time of year again, as the winter moves in and the snow begins to fall, and all of Britain comes to a complete stand still. It’s time to dig out the sledge and put on your wellies.
