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Supported More Underdogs But to Cabo Verde I Must Respectfully Bow

While I didn’t feel bad for any of the teams that didn’t pass the group stage at this World Cup, things definitely changed in the round of 32 and I felt really sorry for Croatia when they lost to Portugal, even more so since I can’t stand Cristiano Ronaldo, and for Senegal when they lost […]

A Rotten FIFA Can Still Bring Good Rule Changes

Back in 2023, I was saying that football should learn from how handball handles playing time. And I still fully stand by that statement and think that it’s the proper way to do it. But I must admit that the rule changes meant to reduce time wasting implemented at this World Cup are working out […]

Formula 1 Continues in the Wrong Direction in 2027 and 2028

The recently agreed changes to Formula 1 power units for the 2027 and 2028 seasons continue the trend of the sport going in the wrong direction, which remains disappointing despite not being in the least surprising. I mean, there was a time when I was hoping for a completely electric Formula 1 by 2030, so […]

CSM Bucharest Gets Third… But the Youth Team Was Agonizingly Close to the Title

After what may be seen as yesterday’s normal results, CSM losing to Metz and Gyor defeating Brest, today came with quite a shock in the EHF Women’s Champions’ League, in the form of Metz defeating Gyor to win the title. But what I was interested in was the third place match, where CSM defeated Brest, […]

Glad to Have Been Wrong at Least About CSM Bucharest

After initially finding it probable that Romania will once again fail to have any team in the Final Four of the EHF Women’s Champions’ League, last month I restated that assessment but also hoped to be proven wrong. And today I was, CSM Bucharest finally finding a way past Esbjerg, after having met and lost […]