IT'S fall, which means it's time for the Washington Redskins to get their posteriors handed to them on a platter, week after week, with the words "Ha ha!" scrawled on top in the glorious team colours of ketchup and mustard.
Let's face it, a no dickheads policy, properly implemented, would pretty much destroy professional sport altogether, not to mention robbing us of some of the most glorious teams and individual athletes in history.
It should be a glorious time for teams with cap space and superstars with good realtors.
The software billionaire Charles Wang is on the verge of acquiring the Islanders for $175 million to $180 million, the fifth shift in ownership since 1996 for the once-glorious team, executives involved in the transaction said yesterday.
You'd want him for a son, you know what I mean?" Ken Dryden, writing in "The Game" (1983), his celebrated rumination on hockey and on the particular experience of playing for Le Bleu-Blanc-Rouge, as Francophones call the Canadiens, described the old Montreal Forum as "hockey's shrine, a glorious melting pot of team, city, and sporting tradition".
You'd want him for a son, you know what I mean?" [cartoon id= a17934"] Ken Dryden, writing in "The Game" (1983), his celebrated rumination on hockey and on the particular experience of playing for Le Bleu-Blanc-Rouge, as Francophones call the Canadiens, described the old Montreal Forum as "hockey's shrine, a glorious melting pot of team, city, and sporting tradition".
From this celebrity tag team what a glorious half hour of television was born.
After a glorious season of personal and team accomplishments, the Yankees looked distracted and insufficient against the Angels.
Players can look to coming to Wasps as one of the country's premier clubs rather than a team with a glorious history but a tenuous present".
Conway, in fact, passed up a glorious opportunity to send his team in front, heading over from six yards just five minutes from the interval.
