Interview with artist Craig Coulthard, the mind behind Forest Pitch, an event that will be
part of the London 2012 Festival and Cultural Olympiad. Conducted by Eric Beard.
Succinct Briefing About Forest Pitch: A full size football pitch
hidden deep within a commercial forest in the Scottish Borders.
Liverpool has joined the race for Dijon midfielder Benjamin Corgnet, according to French sports
daily L'Equipe.
The 24-year-old who was playing amateur football two years ago, has already attracted the interest
of Lyon and Newcastle United, with the pair consistently linked with the midfielder.
But now Liverpool is taking a close interest in Corgnet and have had the Thionville native watched
several times recently.
Football and joy go hand-in-hand for Sam Haase as he takes account of one of his most cherished
days in his footballing life... (January 23, 2010 - Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images Europe)
Sunday 8th May 2011 will be a day I remember for the rest of my years, of that I am sure. I started
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SV Pfiffelbach vs. SV 1951 Gaberndorf. Ground: Waldsportplatz Pfiffelbach.
Pfiffelbach score.
SpG Glesien/Zwochau/Zschernitz vs. SpG Naundorf/Zschepplin. Ground: Sportanlage an der
Mühle.
SG Gnandstein 49 vs. TuS Pegau 1903. Ground: Sportstätte Gnandstein.
SG Gnandstein 49 vs.
The Bethlehem Steel FC tour to St. Louis in December of 1916 for the unofficial title of
"Champions of America" was not the first time a Philadelphia-area team had made a trip out West.
Five years before, Tacony FC, the winners of the American Football Association's American Cup
tournament in 1910 and a semifinalist in the tournament in 1911, had made the same trip in what
would be the first of a series of exhibition matches between St.
It is entirely appropriate that Ipswich Town should have chosen last Saturday's home league
match against Barnsley as an opportunity to rename their South Stand as The Sir Alf Ramsey Stand,
for this month marks a very special anniversary in the history of the club. It is fifty years ago
this month the Ipswich Town became, against all odds, the champions of England, an achievement made
all the more remarkable for the fact that just five years earlier they had been playing in the
Third Division South of the Football League and was playing its first ever season in the top
division of English football.
This is the most idiosyncratic of recent commercials, but then it should be, as Hansa 07 is an
amateur club from Berlin home of quite the artistic community. It's unlikely to get any national
airtime, but it's a quirky little spot befitting a club of the nature, displaying, among other
things, regular guys struggling to do a few pushups in slow motion.
