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"The Last Dance" series - The Legacy of Michael Jordan
I'm a guy from northern England in his mid-30's with no particular sporting ability. I've never been to an NBA game and I've been bored by the few English professional basketball games I have seen. But I've also been gripped by the recent Netflix/ESPN series "The Last Dance" and I now realise that somehow, in a very small way, I'm actually part of Michael Jordan's incredible legacy.
By Matthew Buck5 years ago in Unbalanced
Jets Fly High in 2021?
As of 11/24/2020, the New York Jets are the first team officially eliminated from the postseason potential. While anyone in the football community is not surprised since the team is 0–10 at this point, is there maybe a glimmer of hope? As things stand the Jets are most likely the top pick in the 2021 draft, The questions becomes what will the franchise do? Let’s observe each side of the ball and see what needs we are looking for.
By 2M Football Show5 years ago in Unbalanced
Women's Hoop Report
Ladies and gentlemen the basketball season has gotten off to a fun start. Here's a look at some of the games on opening day and the top performers that made noise around the nation. Stay tuned to this series throughout the season as we highlight the best in women's basketball.
By Winners Only5 years ago in Unbalanced
UK Sports Betting Guide
The UK boasts a competitive and flourishing sports betting industry that shows little sign of abating, demonstrated by recent data published on Statista. A myriad of websites, providers and online bookies offer their services across a wide range of platforms, meaning UK sports fans are truly spoilt for choice when considering where to place a bet. Whether you enjoy an occasional flutter, or regularly relish putting your money where your mouth is when it comes to your sporting knowledge, read on below to find out more about UK sports betting.
By DE Brown5 years ago in Unbalanced
Falling from the heights
It used to be the highest football field in England. That’s the claim. The remote County Durham village of Wearhead, up in the North Pennines, was home to Wearhead United. For more than a century the team, resplendent in Red-and-White, competed on its memorably uneven pitch. The players rarely hit any great heights; this isn’t a tale of stirring cup runs and improbable title triumphs. But, at 1,017 feet above sea level, the team was proud of its geographical claim to fame.
By Andy Potts5 years ago in Cleats
