Does England Have The Most Poisonous Soccer Player of His Generation?
In all my years of watching Queens Park Rangers, it’s hard to recall a more unpleasant individual pulling on the famous blue and white hooped jersey.
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Should Olympic Torch Bearers Be Allowed to Cash In?
When you look at the numbers involved, perhaps it was always going to end this way.
Can Manchester City Finally Win the League or Will Manchester United Spoil the Final Day EPL Party?
As fans across the world prepare to keep tabs on the twists and turns of the final 90 minutes of the 2011/12 season (perhaps slightly more if Sir Alex Ferguson gets his way), Keeping Score offers a preview of the six games that …
Should Drug Cheat Dwain Chambers Be Allowed to Prosper at the Olympic Games?
Ever since failing a drug test in 2003, it’s been a tough road back to redemption.
Why England’s Appointment of Roy Hodgson Might Be More Forward-Looking than You Think
They call it the Impossible Job. If that wasn’t enough, it’s also been labelled the toughest gig in England, making the role of Prime Minister a veritable breeze. We can only be talking about the role of national football …
After Chelsea Dispatch Barcelona in the Champions League, Is Their Name on the Cup?
Be in no doubt: anyone who witnessed Chelsea’s miraculous victory over Barcelona will attest that their name is indeed on the cup.
Will Olympic Football Prove to be a Success or an Own Goal?
Off the field questions still linger as the draw gets made in London.
Happy 100th Birthday Fenway Park! 25 Moments from an Historic Stadium
At 3 pm on Friday, April 20, Fenway Park will celebrate its 100th birthday, when the Boston Red Sox host the rival New York Yankees. To commemorate Fenway’s big day, Keeping Score looks back at the iconic stadium’s most …
Are the Boston Red Sox In Crisis? And Can Bobby Valentine and Kevin Youkilis Recover?
One of the many entertaining takeaways from Michael Lewis’s Moneyball was a little nugget of information about the Boston Red Sox’s Kevin Youkilis. He acquired the accurate nickname of the Greek God of Walks due to his propensity …
French Bad Boy Nicolas Anelka Takes Over Chinese Soccer Team
Can the controversial Frenchman steer his Chinese club to glory in his first stint at management?
Can Messrs. Mcllroy, Donald, Westwood or Rose End Europe’s Drought at the Masters?
Once upon a time, Europe’s golfers would treat the first major of the year as if it were a home away from home.
Manchester (Dis)United: Why Can’t City and United Just Get Along?
The noisy neighbors are making an almighty fuss once again.
How Darts Star Jocky Wilson Played an Unlikely Role in British Pop Culture
It says much for the love and respect that Britain has for the game of darts that much of last weekend’s news was devoted to the passing away of the Scottish player Jocky Wilson