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Posted Jun 22nd 2007, 10:33am
Cycling in Tenerife
A really inspiring vid.
Posted Jun 12th 2007, 12:35pm
Castle Combe ride
A great idea and a novel way to get out and enjoy your cycling.
Plus it's in the evening so not too hot, is on a Monday so doesn't interupt your weekend, and takes place on a surface designed for smoothness and glide.
Midsummer Bike Night
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As long as it isn't too windy this could be a pleasant way of putting miles in my legs.
Tuesday 19th June, 6-9pm.
The track is apparently 2.977kms (1.85 miles) long. So how many circuits will you aim to do in 3 hours? 25? more?
Tuesday 19th June, 6-9pm.
The track is apparently 2.977kms (1.85 miles) long. So how many circuits will you aim to do in 3 hours? 25? more?
Posted by Carol Walthew, Jun 12th 2007, 1:07pm
Posted May 18th 2007, 4:20pm
Obviously a cyclist in a past life
Incredible that no-one was hurt!
Als incredible that this doesn't happen more!
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That's brilliant. The commentator was saying that it has happened a few times before, but I had never heard of such a thing.
Posted by Ben Corporate Games, May 18th 2007, 4:34pm
Posted May 12th 2007, 8:42pm
Recommended bike shop - London
I went here today
Bicycle Magic
and received some of the best service I have ever experienced in a bike shop.
Not normally one to advise others, but London dwellers could do a lot worse if you're ever in need of anything.
Well played chaps.
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Posted May 3rd 2007, 10:16am
Abdoujaparov
I can't believe this was 16 years ago.
Incredible crash.
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Posted Mar 2nd 2007, 1:23pm
Ticket prices
They're all at it!
Blackburn the latest club to make the move, joining Chelsea, Everton, Bolton and Wigan.
Still begs the question though, why were the prices so high in the first place?
And is this not just a ploy to get more bums on seats - it's not as if the clubs are really wanting to reduce prices, they're being forced to.
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Posted Feb 27th 2007, 5:43pm
In the media today ..
The furore rolls on from the Carling Cup Final with the Football Association charging both Arsenal and Chelsea with misconduct.
Of course, we all know that these charges (and the financial penalties that will result) will act as nothing more than a kind of public hanging for the clubs, only with the noose very loose and with little chance of tightening by talking points deductions.
If the FA were really serious about matters such as this they'd hit clubs where it really hurts - and that's not in the pocket.
Having said, that how far do you take it when players are obviously fired up for what is an important Cup Final.
We'd hate it more if we were asking the players to inject a bit of passion and none was forthcoming.
More crucial to today's proceedings may well be the suspensions that have also been confirmed for Mikel, Adebayor and Toure.
These could have real implications over the closing weeks of the season, even though it appears that Chelsea are destined to fail to recover the gap to Manchester United, and Arsenal will surely scoop either the third or fourth Champions League spot.
It remains a sad indictment of football and the Carling Cup in particularly however, to think that Arsene Wenger is probably stewing more about the loss of two players than he is the chance of silverware from Sunday afternoon.
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Peter Bartley