Germany’s Squad Strength Set for the Biggest Test

Germany have definitely been one of the much improved teams over the last decade. It has been largely because of their humiliating exit at the Euro 2000. Since then, the nation has worked extensively on improving its youth, and the results seem to be showing now. However, there is still not a trophy to show for this excellence, but according to the Euro 2012 odds it will finally be Germany’s... 

Cesare Prandelli: Troubled Times Ahead?

Major football countries like Germany have had at least one wake-up call during their illustrious histories. In case of Germany, it came right after the Euro 2000, when they were knocked out of the competition at the group stages. Since then, the National Football Association has done extensive work in improving the national team—the effects of which are visible now. As per the Euro 2012 odds,... 

Euro 2012: 5 Top WAGs of Spain

The Euro 2012 tournament is not only for players from different areas of Europe to compete. It is a place to see and be seen when it comes to WAGS. What is a WAGS? WAGS are the acronym for wives and girlfriends of athletes and football has a lot. The time has come to discuss the five top WAGS of the Spanish National Football Team. They come from different professions and have helped their mates and... 

Spain Euro 2012: Predicting La Roja’s Starting 11

Going into UEFA Euro 2012 this summer, the reigning champions are one of the favorites to win the tournament. In terms of overall talent and depth, Spain boasts as strong a squad as any. Vicente del Bosque will use the plethora of talent at his disposal to try and become the first repeat winner in history. Yet, despite a nearly endless amount of talent to tap into, Spain does have a few weaknesses—or... 

Players Championship 2012: Key Players to Watch This Weekend

The Players Championship is finally here and the action starts this Thursday at 7:15 a.m. ET from the Stadium course in the TPC at Sawgrass. The tournament known unofficially as the fifth major, always draws a top field and is contested over a world-famous and grueling course.  The par-three 17th hole is arguably one of the most recognized signature hole in all of golf. And after players... 

Tiger Woods: Plenty of Credible Golf People Scratching Their Head

There seems to be an interesting split between the knee-jerk factions of the golf community and those willing to express knowledgeable opinions.  The inordinately wishful folks who desperately want to see Tiger Woods return, conveniently look past a bucket-load of credible reasons why Tiger has not, and will not, return to his “glory days” and come close to challenging Jack’s... 

Americans on the Move This Summer

It’s that time of the season again. The European leagues are winding down and all that is left for the writers and pundits to do is create transfer rumors. The Americans on the move come in all stages of their careers. Aging and looking for one more pay day, in their prime and looking to move up and youngsters looking to make a name for themselves. While no one can be completely sure of anything,... 

Novak Djokovic Squeaks by in Madrid Open 2012 Second-Round Action

Novak Djokovic had a little trouble in his opening-round match in the Madrid Open Tuesday, but he battled through and got the win. The Serbian pulled out a 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 win over Daniel Gimeno-Traver. Maybe it was the blue court that threw off Djokovic’s game, or maybe the No. 1 player in the world is just going through a rough patch. Djokovic lost in the finals to Rafael Nadal in his last tournament... 

Friendly Rivalry: Rory and Rickie Rise to the Top

Charles Schulz, the creator of Peanuts, once wrote, “There’s no greater burden than great potential.” Two young guns, Rory McIlroy and Rickie Fowler, know just what he meant.  They are fine, young talents who are now getting bombarded with questions.  How far they can go?  How soon will they get there?  Are they rivals? McIlroy and Fowler were in a playoff at... 

Euro 2012: 3 Candidates to Replace Carles Puyol in Spain’s Starting XI

FC Barcelona and Spanish national team defender Carles Puyol is set to undergo knee surgery and will miss the Copa del Rey for Barcelona and Euro 2012, as the Spanish look to retain the European championship. According to reports, Puyol reportedly felt a discomfort in his right knee Saturday during Barcelona’s 4-0 victory over RCD Espanyol. “After tests were conducted it was decided he... 

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