Taking a look at what are favourite footballers are up to now……
The University of Manchester’s Ultimate Frisbee club, known as Halcyon , has recently continued its dominance of the North by defending two of its regional titles over the space of two weekends. For those unaware, Ultimate Frisbee is a sport in which two teams compete to score points by catching the disc in an endzone, […]
The final major of the golfing year may have been an anti-climax from a European perspective, but 2011 was a year to remember.
Lancashire lift Cricket’s County Championship, a victory 77 years in the making…
25 years of success – We’ll never see the like of Fergie again.
Ireland’s fourth province finally have the chance to dine at European rugby’s top table.
University of Manchester Men’s Badminton 1st – 5
Sheffield Hallam University – 3
Paraphrasing Winston Churchill is a fraught business at the best of times, but the prison sentences given to the players involved in Lord’s spot-fixing scandal must be seen as “not the beginning of the end, but at least the end of the beginning” in the battle to fight corruption in cricket.
Tiger’s return a point of contention as the USA prepare for battle with an International side in November’s President’s Cup.
The Filipino has dominated boxing in recent years, but his latest victory has arguably set him up for a fight he will struggle to compete in.
University of Manchester Men’s 1st XI – 70
Manchester Metropolitan University 1st XI – 62
Ruthless England demolish sorry India to become World number one.
Can modern football embrace the concept of ‘The Big Society’? The Mancunion headed to Manchester Grammar School to Investigate.
Sports Editor Patrick Madden picks his ultimate Manchester United team under the reign of Sir Alex Ferguson.
Can modern football embrace the concept of ‘The Big Society’? The Mancunion headed to Manchester Grammar School to Investigate.
The German clinches his second consecutive World Championship – but is he too boring to like?
University Of Manchester Women’s 1st XI – 9
Liverpool John Moores – 0
Novac Djokovic has gone from strength to strength in a breath-taking year.
