DIARY DATES 1st: Happy New Year
1st - Racing: Cheltenham Racecourse (
www.cheltenham.thejockeyclub.co.uk)
4th-26th - Football: AFC Asian Cup, Australia (
www.afcasiancup.com)
4th-10th - Tennis: Hopman Cup, Perth Arena (
www.hopmancup.com)
17th-Feb 8th - Football: Africa Cup (
www.africanfootball.com)
Stadium
Olimpico
France
Twenty20 World Cup (
www.icc-cricket.com)
Stadium
5th-8th - Golf: WGC-Cadillac San Francisco (
www.cadillacchampionship.com)
10th-13th - Racing: Cheltenham (
www.cheltenham.thejockeyclub.co.uk)
Stadium
France
19th-1st Feb - Tennis: Australian Open, (
www.ausopen.com)
(
www.btme.org.uk)
Trials Day, Cheltenham Racecourse (
www.cheltenham.thejockeyclub.co.uk)
Quote me happy
“A bowler or wicketkeeper delivers a bit of a kick up the backside - just like a goalkeeper sport, not the Under-11s.” Graeme Swann room.
world class ones. I probably kept the score under the 30s…It was a great experience and Cheadle Town U-19s.
“Manchester United has always their eyes open.”
“My daughter can punch harder.”
“I was playing Mario Kart on my sofa when I got the call. I was winning at that - Mario Kart is ATP World Tour Finals.
“I think it’s quite hard to damage the image of FIFA.” integrity.
“He’s got a lot of talent. He’s good-looking. He speaks good English. He has Maria Sharapova for a girlfriend. What more can you ask for?”
please email details to
kerry@pitchcare.com
“You never want to be the guy who talks it up and then can’t back it up, training like Tarzan and playing like Jane.” against Samoa.
Photoshop skills on display
“You don’t have to be the top dog to win, just the right dog.” World Cups.
“Dear Alastair, if you care about England’s chances this winter, please resign.”
“He’s worse than Dracula, because at least
“I’ve seen Jaws 1, 2 and 3 and sharks don’t scare me.”
“A few months ago, I was manager of year and now I’m favourite to get the sack.” Brendan Rodgers.
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