Tag: Wimbledon
ANOTHER LONDON INTERLUDE (1995): You don’t want to keep up with this Jones
The most reviled man in all of English soccer?
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WELCOME TO LONDON (PART II): Wimbledon’s up and down soccer story
Contrary to popular belief, tennis is not the only sport that is played in Wimbledon. They play soccer in the southeast section of the city.
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LONDON CALLING (1995) – PART II: The team that could, could move: Wimbledon considers switch to Dublin
As far as fairy tale endings go, this one just might wind up an unhappy one.
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WELCOME TO LONDON (PART I): Repost: A look at British soccer from the bottom up
When Bill Truman dies, he wants his ashes to be spread over the field at Leighton Stadium on Brisbane Road.
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LONDON CALLING: An ultimate trip for a soccer nut
If you need a soccer fix, then Christmas week in London was made just for you.
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LONDON CALLING (1995) – PART II: The team that could, could move: Wimbledon considers switch to Dublin
As far as fairy tale endings go, this one just might wind up an unhappy one.
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WELCOME TO LONDON (PART II): Wimbledon’s up and down soccer story
Contrary to popular belief, tennis is not the only sport that is played in Wimbledon. They play soccer in the southeast section of the city.
Read More
OFFSIDE REMARKS: You always remember your first time and it was a memory I will never forget
You always remember your first, they say.
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WELCOME TO LONDON (PART I): Repost: A look at British soccer from the bottom up
When Bill Truman dies, he wants his ashes to be spread over the field at Leighton Stadium on Brisbane Road.
Read More
OFFSIDE REMARKS: The birth of a sports writing career many years ago
On Friday, June 24, FrontRowSoccer.com editor Michael Lewis celebrates his 48th anniversary in the sports writing business. That was the day Lewis joined the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle in 1974.
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OFFSIDE REMARKS: The birth of a sportswriting career many years ago
On Thursday, June 24, FrontRowSoccer.com editor Michael Lewis celebrates his 47th anniversary in the sportswriting business. That was the day Lewis joined the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle in 1974.
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ANOTHER LONDON INTERLUDE (1995): You don’t want to keep up with this Jones
The most reviled man in all of English soccer?
Read More
