Mike Tindall: England Rugby Captain Caught on CCTV with Blonde Temptress

According to reports, England rugby captain Mike Tindall was caught on CCTV frolicking with a blonde beauty who wasn’t his wife; Zara Phillips. The England rugby team is on tour in New Zealand for the rugby world cup, and it’s not uncommon for the team players to sometimes let their hair down after games and rigorous training regimes. It was on one of those rest and relaxation periods that... 

Rugby World Cup 2011: Ireland Stun Australia; Argentina, South Africa Claim Wins

Day six of matches in Rugby World Cup 2011 saw Argentina and South Africa predictably win, but a gutsy performance from Ireland saw one of the tournament favourites, Australia, drop their first game.   Ireland 15 Australia 6 Ireland have claimed an incredible win over the much-hyped Wallabies side in the feature match of the day. It was a win built on guts and determination, with Ireland tackling... 

Rugby World Cup 2011: South Africa vs. Fiji Game Recap

In their 49-3 win over Fiji, defending World Cup Champion South Africa played like a well-oiled machine. The Springboks were able to roll over their feisty opponent with a combination of intelligent play and powerful running. All game, South Africa placed the ball well after they were tackled, when they kicked and when they passed. This ensured they were in the right position to break Fiji’s... 

Rugby World Cup 2011: Argentina vs. Romania Game Recap

Argentina, with their brightly colored uniforms and the skillful way they toss the ball around the pitch, are something like the World Cup’s version of a traveling circus. In their 43-8 win over Romania, Argentina’s fast-paced game, laced with finesse, proved too much, too early. In the first half Argentina scored four tries, most of which came off of long runs in a wide-open field.... 

Rugby World Cup 2011: Preview and Predictions

As the second round of pool play continues, Argentina prepares to battle Romania in the day’s first match.  South Africa prepares to meet Fiji in the night cap. But it’s the match in the middle, between Australia and Ireland, that will prove to be the highlight of the day. Here is a look at the day ahead and what to expect.   Argentina vs. Romania With Scotland now 2-0, this match... 

Tributing Mexico: Making Their All-Time Team

Today marks Mexico’s independence from Spain. The only way I can pay respect to my parents’ birthplace is making an ultimate team of the very best footballers from Mexico. The formation will consist of four defenders, four midfielders and finally, two strikers. But before we get started, here are some players who just missed the lineup. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

7 Reasons England Has a Serious Shot at Winning the Next World Cup

Following their disappointing performance at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, the England national team have faced all sorts of criticism from both the British media and their fans. FIFA’s newest world rankings have put England in 4th place, which has been met with bemusement and ridicule from many quarters. It’s easy to get sucked in by all this negative media hype. There are plenty... 

United States Soccer Cannot Afford to Lose Timothy Chandler to Germany

After being a virtually unknown player a year ago, Timothy Chandler has had one incredible year. Chandler was able to make the transition from a reserve player for FC Nuremberg where he played in front of several hundred players to a spot on Nuremberg’s team following the Bundesliga’s winter break. Following several stints as a substitute, Chandler started against Stuttgart. Chandler... 

Jozy Altidore: Why He Can Be the Striker Everyone Expects

Ever since the retirement of Brian McBride in 2006, the US Men’s National Soccer team has been searching for a suitable replacement striker. Many thought that Jozy Altidore could be that person. Jozy is big and possesses a lot of natural athletic ability. However, his play has left many wanting more over the past few years. Following a disappointing stint with Villareal where he never... 

World Cup 2014: An England XI To Bring Home the Trophy

Of course, living in England it is pretty hard to get motivated behind this idea. Too many times our hearts have been broken on foreign pitches by a team that, on paper at least, looked like potential world champions. Every four years, we send off a group of players in a manner befitting a squadron of gods. For the brief period between the close of a domestic season and the start of the major tournaments,... 

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