When you break it down, what we love about sports are the memories they create.
You build stockpiles of those treasured days and nights. We all have our "Miracle On Ice"
moments, even if all can't rise to that level of cherish and intensity.
We fondly remember that special game at your high school.
Mendy it like Beckham (or at least Henry) If Macclesfield player Arnaud Mendy had dreamt of scoring
against Bolton the night before their FA Cup third round tie on Saturday, he would have struggled
to do a better job than he did in the match itself. Thierry Henry's FA Cup comeback could be
tonight, but [.
It certainly went to the wire, of that much we can be certain. In fact, it could even be said
that it went into extra-time. Eventually, however, the immediate future of Wrexham Football Club
was secured by the only people in this particular story that have given every impression of being
completely trustworthy from the very start the fans themselves.
That it wasn't a great surprise doesn't mean that it wasn't a disappointment. Geoff Moss, the
owner of Wrexham FC, had the chance to do the right thing just the once before handing over
ownership of the club to someone else, and he couldn't even manage to do that in the form of
handing ownership of the club to the Wrexham Supporters Trust, preferring instead to hand it over
to a group of individuals with no prior interest in Wrexham FC, one of whom is also banned from
acting as a company director until 2018 and was as recently as the end of last year was struck off
the Solicitors Roll as well.
The news that Wrexham Football Club has been served with a Winding Up Order by HMRC came as
little surprise to anybody that has been paying much attention to what has been going on at the
club over the last few months or so. Indeed, this relatively new aspect to a story that has now
been ongoing for several months is one of the more straightforward side-stories in a saga that has
gone beyond farce.
AC Milan forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been banned for three matches for punching an opponent
in the stomach, ruling him out of the derby against Inter Milan on April 3.
Ibrahimovic, who had been booked earlier in the match, was given a straight red card for hitting
Marco Rossi in the 73rd minute of Sunday's 1-1 draw with Bari after the defender beat him to a
header.
