Back to Padel School: Talking Padel with Sandy Farquharson
Padel Power: Sandy Farquharson from The Padel School talks to The Sporting Blog.
Interview
My Life in Sport: Laura King
An Interview with Horse Racing Journalist Laura King
In today’s interview we talk with Laura King, horse racing journalist, presenter and pundit about her life in Horse Racing.
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Racing journalist Laura King enjoying the weather at Royal
Howard Angus: Being a World Champion at Two Sports... As an Amateur!
Real Tennis & Rackets: Howard Angus MBE talks us through how he became a World Champion in two sports in this exclusive interview
UPDATED April 2023
Howard Angus MBE was the Rackets World Champion from 1973-1975 and the Real Tennis World Champion from 1976-1981.
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My Life in Sport: Johne Murphy
A Q&A with Former Leicester and Munster Rugby Union Player Johne Murphy
We sent caught up with Irish former back, Johne Murphy to learn a bit more about his professional life in Rugby, and what he is up to now.
1. What are your earliest memories of sports
Esports - Love the game? Be a player
Esports : What does it take to become a Professional Esports Player
Some of us are old enough to remember the halcyon days of GoldenEye on the N64 or whiling away the hours playing games on the Dreamcast, Gamecube or even the mighty SNES!
Since those happy days, gaming has moved
The Fifth Down Game: Cornell-Dartmouth November 16, 1940
The infamous Cornell-Dartmouth college football game
In ancient times, like the mid-twentieth century, before there were instant replay and officials’ sideline reviews, college football games were sometimes decided by game officials’ mistakes and the results accepted by the winners, however undeserved. With one exception.
This is the story
The End of the Line: The rise and fall and rise again of Lionel Aldridge
The Rise, Fall and Rise of Lionel Aldridge
As a powerful and intimidating defensive end for the Green Bay Packers and San Diego Chargers (1963-1973), the 6’5” 235-pound Lionel Aldridge had a message for National Football League running backs: If you come at me, I’ll be