Investing in Red Roses reaps its rewards
It has already been an extraordinary couple of weeks for the Red Roses, England women’s rugby team. First they beat New Zealand, the reigning world… Read More »Investing in Red Roses reaps its rewards
Sport
A strong case to revamp girls’ PE lessons at school
One of the biggest issues surrounding sports participation is how to get more women playing sport, and the focus invariably lands on the fact that… Read More »A strong case to revamp girls’ PE lessons at school
Why athletics and swimming will be the only compulsory sports at Commonwealth Games
Is getting more people to play sport the way to get the nation more active, or is it the other way around – do people… Read More »Why athletics and swimming will be the only compulsory sports at Commonwealth Games
Cash injection for public tennis courts on back of Raducanu success
A month on from her astonishing US Open triumph, Britain’s Emma Raducanu takes to the court again in Indian Wells this weekend, and it is… Read More »Cash injection for public tennis courts on back of Raducanu success
British tennis must capitalise on its new superstar
There’s only one sports story in town these days – and that is the incredible young tennis talent from Bromley that is Emma Raducanu. We… Read More »British tennis must capitalise on its new superstar
What can a Djokovic slam do for tennis participation?
We do love a bit of record-breaking here at Sportside and, as if we hadn’t seen enough of it this sporting summer with the Olympics… Read More »What can a Djokovic slam do for tennis participation?
Why Livingstone’s huge six was the highlight of another stunning sporting weekend
And we wondered if the weekend in between the Euros ending and the Olympics starting was going to be dull? Sport in 2021 continues to… Read More »Why Livingstone’s huge six was the highlight of another stunning sporting weekend
Sport doesn’t matter at all – but it also matters deeply
Forgive me, please, if this column is slightly more self-indulgent than usual. But, having attended the Gallagher Premiership rugby final last weekend, it brought home… Read More »Sport doesn’t matter at all – but it also matters deeply
Women’s Tour de France in 2022 will be a game changer for grassroots cycling
Amid all the noise around Euro 2020, another major sporting event got underway this week in Europe as Le Grand Depart set out from Brittany… Read More »Women’s Tour de France in 2022 will be a game changer for grassroots cycling
A History Of Football – By Jack Elvin.
This is a guest post by our new intern Jack Elvin, Jack is living in Fulham, London but is currently studying History at the University of Edinburgh.… Read More »A History Of Football – By Jack Elvin.
