Marisha Kazaryan
A writer by profession, a storyteller by spirit, and an ardent team sport fan by affiliation, Marisha enjoys covering sport events, while also working on improving her own athletic skills. Swimming remains her all-time favourite, and she is currently trying herself in skateboarding.
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26
Apr
Rugby, a real tough guys’ sport, is very popular worldwide. The sport's history is illustrious, and even as time passed, it remained at the top of the pile as arguably the most physically demanding team sport. Yet, alongside the athletic prowess of top players, there’s no shortage of strategic depth in all high-level games. So, it’s no surprise that rugby captivates millions of fans. The dynamic blend of strength, speed, and teamwork is something to marvel at. However, many newcomers to the sport and even some enthusiasts may not realise that rugby is not a single discipline. Actually, it...
23
Apr
In England, football is more than just a sport. It's a pastime, a hobby, a way of life. So, it's no surprise that you can find plenty of tiers and different football leagues. Many know the Premier League or the Championship, but sometimes, the lower tiers with regional championships can be equally attractive or even more attractive to follow. With local communities involved, the semi-pros offer plenty of intrigue for fans, players, coaches, and bettors. This time, we put the Isthmian League in our spotlight.
The vibrant competition will showcase semi-professional and amateur clubs from London, East, and Southeast England....
14
Apr
The offside rule in football, while one of its most fundamental aspects, is also one of the most complex and debated elements of the game. For the longest of times, it was the most controversial rule, creating tensest of moments in football history. Even after the introduction of VAR to clarify and avoid mistakes, offsides are amongst the most talked about football rules. Our blog will seek to demystify this offside rule. We will trace the history of the very idea, look back at the most talked about offside rulings and also discuss the role of VAR in the...
09
Apr
Snooker is a cue sport that developed in 1875 when the British troops started to play the game in India. In the earlier stages, snooker used to be played solely in the United Kingdom. Throughout the years, snooker has built a global fan base.
Global growth of snooker has allowed people to try his unique sport. This article will contain the best UK snooker players in history. We will analyse the different eras, stories, gained achievements and won trophies. So, who are the finest snooker personalities?
Best UK Snooker Players – Mark Selby
Mark Selby turned pro in 1999, but everyone saw...
02
Apr
In the world of not just English, but world football, the Merseyside Derby stands out. It is one of the most storied derbies anywhere. Even though the opposing fans have adapted a cutthroat-like approach and don’t fancy each other one bit, a select group of players has had the unique experience of calling both Anfield and Goodison Park home. We will talk about the careers of players who have been fortunate or misfortunate enough (depends on how you look at it), to represent both the reds and the blues of Merseyside.
History of Liverpool Football Club
Founded in 1892, the Liverpool...
22
Mar
England is one of the oldest football nations in the world. English football debuted in 1863 and, at the moment, has more than 800,000 registered football players. Today, we will cover the best English football managers in history.
The list will contain not only managers from England itself but also from the whole United Kingdom. As always, the coaches on the list will not follow a specific rank system because it is not appropriate to compare the managers who coached different teams and did that in diverse football eras.
Bob Paisley
Bob Paisley is one of the most decorated managers in Liverpool's...