Weekend Football Round-up (26th-27th January)
FA Cup The fourth round of the FA Cup produced some brilliant games involving London sides. In Sunday’s West London derby Brentford lead Chelsea to draw 2-2. It needed a late Fernando Torres equaliser...
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Arsenal hammered West Ham at the Emirates
Arsenal took on West Ham at the Emirates stadium on Wednesday night as the gunners thrashed the hammers by five goals to one on a night filled with goals and memories for thousands of proud gunner’s...
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Football fans demand better technology
It has been brought to many people’s attention that a modern football game is more than likely to have the referee make decisions that may not be completely accurate. It has been suggested for some...
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Free fitness classes for the elderly
Sport and fitness classes in Camden have been opened to the public to join classes and get fit. The Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre offers the public a chance to interact with other members in the area,...
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Unsung heroes in the footballl community
An image of the Tottenham riots aftermath, an event which affected local football in the area In a notorious part of north London a local football team is helping to keep kids off the streets, and out...
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Football: no longer a man’s game?
To paraphrase Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre, “It is in vain to say human beings ought to be satisfied with tranquility they must have action; and they will make it if they cannot find it.” Undoubtedly,...
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Players Kick More Than the Ball at Local Tournament
Violence erupted at Mile End’s parks five-a-side football tournament organised by its Leisure Centre last Saturday which ended with a tense final match brawl between teams from Forest Gate and...
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Disabled Sports Takes Centre Stage in Islington
The legacy of the London Olympics and Paralympics is in full-swing in Islington, as a charity which is dedicated to working with adults with learning difficulties has shown with its full sports program...
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Danish Invasion
All rights reserved. Property Mikkel Harbo Mousten. Most Londoners know about the capital’s numerous Premier League football, but few are aware of the Scandinavian derbies taking place in the city...
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New Tottenham Stadium Will Bring Community Together
All rights reserved. Property of Paul Lipscomb Residents of Tottenham are supporting the proposed new stadium plans as the community builds for the future. With the club looking to stay in Tottenham,...
View ArticleGrassroots football facing remarkable rising risk
STARVED of cash, facilities and players – grassroots football could be slowly dying out. Reports reveal how grassroots football is struggling with rundown pitches, unprofessional management, squandered...
View ArticlePubs set to open longer during FIFA World Cup
Holloway Road locals react to government’s decision to extend pub closing times to one a.m. during the first two weeks of the FIFA World cup. The Prime Minister David Cameron has decided that pubs in...
View ArticleThe City Academy, Hackney get into the Sport Relief spirit
What is Sport Relief? And what does it do? In charitable fashion students of City Academy Hackney have been gearing up for their 2km run for Sport Relief as the big day draws ever closer. Every Friday...
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Levelling the football field with amputees
London Amps Football Club. Photo: Shisir Limbu The first amputee football club in Islington, who train weekly in Archway and play under the Middlesex county and EAFA national league share their...
View ArticleProtein substitutes that can pack a punch
Not a fan of lean mean? Want to avoid expensive protein shakes that can often give you a dicky tummy? A majority of vegetarians are aware of vegetable and dairy protein substitutes, but for those who...
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Islington’s “Free Agents” hope to regain former dominance
Every Wednesday night, a group of long-time friends, from both London and outer-areas of the capital, come together on the basketball court in an attempt to recapture their elite shape. The Free...
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The Fight for Supremacy in North London
Arsenal have finished above their North London rivals for the past 16 years.Picture: Ronnie Macdonald In Arsene Wenger’s 16-year tenure with The Gunners, he has never failed to qualify for the...
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Disabled Sports Takes Centre Stage in Islington
The legacy of the London Olympics and Paralympics is in full-swing in Islington, as a charity which is dedicated to working with adults with learning difficulties has shown with its full sports program...
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Danish Invasion
All rights reserved. Property Mikkel Harbo Mousten. Most Londoners know about the capital’s numerous Premier League football, but few are aware of the Scandinavian derbies taking place in the city...
View ArticleRival fans unite in protest against new £90 England kit
There’s not much Arsenal & Tottenham fans agree on but many are united in anger at the £90 cost of the new England kit, with many fans fearing commercial interests have replaced pride and passion...
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