Serena Williams’ humps provide distraction
Line judges have trouble concentrating at Aussie Open
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Posted: January 21st, 2008 by Ryan Bailey
Liverpool’s last gasp at a top three finish
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Currently fifteen points of the title leaders and trailing behind Manchester City and Everton, Liverpool could be making better use of their resources. Tonight they attempt to move away from

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Posted: January 21st, 2008 by Ryan Bailey
King Kev’s latest coronation
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Kevin Keegan’s latest stint at Newcastle will undoubtedly be the highlight of a packed weekend for armchair sportsfans – will his rejuvenated side be able to get the better of Bolton? Check out our preview here, then place your

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Posted: January 18th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey
Australian Open Tennis hosts its annual Serbo-Croat punch up
Russell Crowe not involved for once
The annual tradition of Croat rowdiness at the Aussie Open has been enthusiastically upheld at this year’s tournament, when a motley crew of around 100 Balkan tennis fans threw flares at mounted police outside the stadium complex, to the chant of “all cops are bastards”.
Several violent disagreements between Serb and Croat supporters interrupted last year’s event, and the Australian police have introduced tough measures to try to prevent the former Yugoslavia’s ethnic and political tensions from overshadowing the lovely tennis this time round.
Those tough measures included asking the flare throwers to quieten down as they entered the venue, and fans guilty of bad behaviour courtside will be banned from the tennis for 24 hours. Y’hear that, you rapscallions? You’ll have to wait a whole day before you can come back in to set off more flares and chant about the similarities between your former neighbours and lady dogs – be warned!
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Posted: January 15th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey
The Murray-less Aussie Open continues
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While Andy Murray will have to make do with losing to a man ranked 38th in the world in the first round of the Australian open, the likes of Federer and Djokovic are still

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Posted: January 14th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey










