Firstly can I wish all the readers of this blog a Happy New Year!
Secondly, blogging will be a wee bit light just now. I am working on my sporting picks of 2011 just now. These will appear soon.
All the best for 2012
Showing posts with label Sports Picks of the year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports Picks of the year. Show all posts
Monday, 2 January 2012
Wednesday, 31 December 2008
Sporting Moments of 2008
As is now the tradition at this time of year, my pick of the sporting moments of the year will be published here.
Two years ago, my picks were Caitlin McLatchey's Commonwealth Gold, St Mirren winning the Scottish League Championship, England's loss to Portugal in the World Cup, Scotland's Euro 2008 qualifying win over France and England's crushing defeat in the second Ashes Test in Australia.
Last year, my picks were equally diverse, Irelands fantastic win over Pakistan in the Cricket World Cup, Christine Ohuruogu's controversial world championship win over 400 metres, Argentina's win over France in the opening match of the Rugby (Union) World Cup and the matches which saw both Scotland and England eliminated from the European Championship.
This years choices are equally diverse, and was incredibly tough to choose. 2008 was a great year in sport, let alone British sport.
Two years ago, my picks were Caitlin McLatchey's Commonwealth Gold, St Mirren winning the Scottish League Championship, England's loss to Portugal in the World Cup, Scotland's Euro 2008 qualifying win over France and England's crushing defeat in the second Ashes Test in Australia.
Last year, my picks were equally diverse, Irelands fantastic win over Pakistan in the Cricket World Cup, Christine Ohuruogu's controversial world championship win over 400 metres, Argentina's win over France in the opening match of the Rugby (Union) World Cup and the matches which saw both Scotland and England eliminated from the European Championship.
This years choices are equally diverse, and was incredibly tough to choose. 2008 was a great year in sport, let alone British sport.
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