The 50 Greatest African Players of All Time

This article profiles the 50 greatest African players in history. In compiling into this list I have considered players from the last 100 years, both those who represented African nations in the international arena and those who didn’t, as well as those who played in Europe and those who didn’t. Cutting down an original shortlist that ran to almost 200 players was not easy, but considering... 

Why the Singapore Grand Prix Presents a Unique Challenge for Drivers

Kimi Raikkonen’s remarkable drive from 13th on the grid to finish third at the Singapore Grand Prix has to go down as one of the drives of the season because it was achieved in arguably the most demanding race on the F1 calendar. Raikkonen sliced his way through the field with a series of bold overtaking manoeuvres, particularly on Jenson Button. His effort was all the more superhuman because... 

How England Can Cope Without Theo Walcott for World Cup Qualifiers

Arsenal and England have both received a setback after injury news filtered through about winger Theo Walcott. While the exact date of his return from a stomach injury is unknown, his club have made it quite clear via their official Twitter account that he will not be available for England’s final two vital World Cup qualifiers in early October: Theo Walcott will have a minor procedure... 

2013 Presidents Cup: Projected Pairings for Both Teams

If world rankings are any indication of strength, then the U.S. team conjures up Goliath to the International’s David as the two prepare to for their biennial meeting in the President’s Cup at Muirfield GC in Columbus, Ohio. The U.S. includes eight top-20 players in the world  to the International’s three, and six of those Americans are in the top 10. Add to that the fact that... 

USMNT: Who Should Start in Goal for the Yanks Moving Forward?

Over the last few months, there has been one debate about the United States men’s national soccer team that has divided fans and critics alike.  That debate is whether or not manager Jurgen Klinsmann should keep Tim Howard as his starting goalkeeper or replace him with Brad Guzan.  Howard succeeded previous No. 1 keeper Kasey Keller back in 2007 before that year’s CONCACAF Gold... 

20 South American Talents European Clubs Should Be Watching

South American football has been depleted of many of its major stars over the past 12 months, with Brazil in particular seeing many leading lights head across the Atlantic. That, though, does not mean that the well has necessarily run dry. Indeed, such is the amazing ability of South America to continually churn out footballing talents that there are still a number of players worthy of attention from... 

How the FedEx Cup Can Be Improved Without Touching the Point System

It seems as if every golf fan on the face of the planet has some form of objection to the current FedEx Cup point system. Maybe the point system is too volatile during the playoffs. Maybe the point system is not volatile enough during the playoffs. Maybe the point system is simply too difficult to understand without a master’s degree in advanced mathematics from MIT. Golf fans may question how... 

Why 10-Place Grid Penalty for Mark Webber Isn’t the Right Punishment

Mark Webber has branded race officials decision to hand him a 10 place grid penalty for hitching a lift on Fernando Alonso’s Ferrari in Singapore as “comical”. Webber retired on the final lap of the Singapore Grand Prix and hopped on the back of Alonso’s car to hitch a lift back to the pits. But race stewards deemed his actions dangerous for entering the track without the marshal’s... 

Web.com Tour Championship Will Issue 25 PGA Tour Cards

Now that the FedEx Cup has been decided and Henrik Stenson has seen his bank account grow by $11.4 million, 125 golf professionals will compete for the last chance at 25 PGA Tour cards for next season. The Web.com Tour Championship is the last stop on the Web.com Tour Finals and will decide the fate of hopeful professionals. The Web.com Tour Finals is a series of four 72-hole tournaments that has joined... 

Power Ranking Europe’s Top 10 Rugby Clubs

Things are shaping up across the top flights in Europe’s big leagues with seven rounds gone in France, three weeks under our belts in England and the RaboDirect PRO12. Many of the big hitters flexed their muscles this weekend and there were performances from a couple of the lesser lights earning them a place in this week’s power rankings.   Begin Slideshow  Read More →

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