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Category Archives: Sport
Giving It Away: Classical Music in Lockdown and other fairytales
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A solution to No Balls
Because you quite literally have to draw the line somewhere. Continue reading
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Inarticulacy of a Football Fan
A lot of people have written about the death of Gary Speed over the last few days, and most of them far more eloquently and with greater personal knowledge than I ever could. I grew up watching Gary Speed playing … Continue reading
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Between the Ears
In terms of professional performance, there is a technique for everything, and everything is technique. Continue reading
