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Tag Archives: England
The England team that has made a stand by taking a knee – and much more
Our senior consultant Andrew Weltch looks at Gareth Southgate’s England soccer team – a group of players who stand (or kneel) for something. Win or lose in Sunday’s [July 11th 2021] UEFA European Championship final, there’s something undeniably special about … Continue reading
Three reasons to sponsor women’s sport
Women’s sport is on the rise, and it offers great opportunities for sponsorship. In the UK this year [2017] we’ve seen the success of women’s Super League cricket, the continuing growth of women’s soccer, England reaching the final of the … Continue reading
Posted in Association Football / soccer, Business, Cricket, Football, Golf, Marketing, Rugby union, Sponsorship, Sport
Tagged cricket, England, Jana-Kate Richards, Kia, Kitsons, LPGA, Northern Ireland, soccer, sports, This Girl Can, Torquay, Torquay United, Torquay United Ladies FC, Women in Sport, Women's Rugby World Cup, Women's Super League
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Women’s sport – it’s serious, but we’re glad it’s still fun
Women’s sport seems to have hit new heights – in Britain at least – in 2015.
England vs Wales at baseball – that’s British baseball
It’s baseball, but perhaps not as you know it: when England face Wales in the annual international game in Liverpool next week, they’ll be playing the traditional British version of the game.
Posted in Baseball, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged American sport, baseball, Cardiff, England, history, junior sport, Liverpool, Newport, sport, US sport, Wales, women's sport
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Twitter user protests – I am not a freaking cricket match!
We’ve written before about the power of social media to thrust fame upon people, even when they don’t seek it.
Posted in Cricket, Media, Social media, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged @theashes, Ashes, Australia, BBC, cricket, England, social media, social network, sport, The Ashes, Twitter
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England – world sport’s stateless nation
England may be a world power in several sports, but unlike its rivals – whether it’s Australia in cricket, New Zealand in rugby union (an ambitious claim to rivalry, we admit) or Germany Slovenia in soccer – it lacks real … Continue reading
Posted in Association Football / soccer, Cricket, Football, Rugby union, Sport
Tagged cricket, England, football, politics, rugby, sport. soccer
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