Balanced Sports has again been published on Soccerlens, one of the world's leading football blogs. Matthew Wood had an article accepted where he asked "Is Jack Wilshere more valuable to Arsenal or to England?"
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Book review: The Book of Basketball, by Bill Simmons
Posted on 12:09 PM by Unknown
The Book of Basketball, by Bill Simmons of ESPN, has been reviewed on our affiliate website Books with Balls, where we review the books that guys with chest hair read. Or anyone, really, but you're definitely not going to find Jackie Collins there.The Book of Basketball, by Bill Simmons at Books with Balls.
A new coach, a new beginning
Posted on 9:30 AM by Unknown
Australia under Holger Osieck are proving a very different proposition than their time under the overly-watchful eye of Pim Verbeek. Where the Dutchman was cautious to a (large) fault, the German has endowed Australia with sensible selection policy, good play from his A-League complement and even the occasional 4-4-2 formation. He is the Anti-Pim and the players seem to be responding.Of course
Posted in Australia, Germany, Holger Osieck, Pim Verbeek, Socceroos, Tim Cahill, World Cup
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
The Next Great Challenge
Posted on 1:47 PM by Unknown
Ricky Ponting has resigned as Australian captain. And it could be the best decision he's ever made.Though his abilities with the wand are waning, Ponting still remains Australia's best batsman against the spinning ball and could provide a useful resource for his probable successor Michael Clarke. The decision to resign but not retire ranks with his most mature choices as a leader and is also in
Posted in Australia, cricket, Cricket Australia, Ian Chappell, Kim Hughes, Michael Clarke, Ricky Ponting
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
Book review: Crashed and Byrned, by Tommy Byrne and Mark Hughes
Posted on 9:12 AM by Unknown
This is a re-post from our affiliate book review website Books with Balls: where we tell you what we think about the books that guys read.By Ben Roberts.Golf, Tennis and Formula One motor racing tend to be eyed as being the richest of individual sports. The glamour that follows being at the top of these games is immense. What is always neglected is the picture of the rear of the fields – the
Friday, March 25, 2011
You've seen Team GB, now try Team Celt.
Posted on 2:26 PM by Unknown
In the midst of an international break in which England plays Wales and following the revelation that Team Great Britain will compete at the London 2012 Olympics it got me thinking: who would win a contest between England and the rest of the British Isles? This led me to begin playing with the idea of an all-Celtic Eleven.The Celts were the original inhabitants of Great Britain and much of
Balanced Sports published on Soccerlens
Posted on 8:36 AM by Unknown
Matthew Wood of Balanced Sports has been published again on Soccerlens - one of the world's pre-eminent football blogs -taking a look at Jermaine Pennant's ill-advised words on playing for England or for Ireland.
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