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Articles Written by: MATT BUTLER
Christmas at its finest. In Brazil.
Christmas is a special time of year for the whole family. For many of us, childhood Christmas memories are not complete without remembering some of the songs you've no doubt heard year after year. Here is a list ...
The Atlanta Braves have proven to be a very puzzling team so far in 2009. After coming out of the gates strong with a 5-1 start that had them at the top of ESPN's Power Rankngs after one week, the Braves proceeded to go just 6-14 over their next ...
From MATT BUTLER,
Bleacher Report,
15 May 2009
The Carolina Panthers head toward the 2009 season with more questions than most teams coming off a 12-4 record and a division title. While many fan bases would be satisfied with such results, talk radio in Charlotte has been adamant about their ...
Calling attention to war crimes against South Ossetians, self-described independent activist Lira Tskhovrebova lined up meetings at the U.S. State Department and on Capitol Hill. She visited with staff for Sen. Patrick Leahy, chairman of a panel ...
From DESMOND BUTLER AND MATT SIEGEL,
San Francisco Chronicle,
15 Dec 2008
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Lira Tskhovrebova flew nearly 6,000 miles to Washington on a mission: The self-described independent activist from South Ossetia wanted to challenge the strong U.S. support for Georgia in its war with Russia over the breakaway ...
From DESMOND BUTLER AND MATT SIEGEL,
Buffalo News,
15 Dec 2008
I’m not a violent person – even though some bonehead wrote in a couple of weeks ago to accuse me, on the strength of the picture at the top of this column, of looking like the “sort of bloke” that would be into beating women. Nice, huh?
I thought the ...
by Matt Butler.
Tuesday, 02 September 2008
ANDY MURRAY believes he played the match of his life as he beat Stanislas Wawrinka to march into the US Open quarter-finals.
Murray beat the tenth seed from Switzerland 6-1, 6-3, 6-3 in front of more than 23, ...
There we were, thinking that after the heady two weeks of the Olympics, we’d be suffering a huge hangover this week.
We thought we’d be glumly sweeping up confetti and draining flat beer from half-empty cans down the sink, following the party in ...
by Matt Butler.
Tuesday, 29 July 2008
Robbie Keane has left Tottenham with a heartfelt message to Spurs fans: Don’t hate me for taking my opportunities.
Keane, who joined his boyhood heroes Liverpool for £19m – a fee which could rise to £20.3m – ...
Sport, whether it is five-a-side in the park or the Olympics, should be about striving to be the best, right?
Sure, it should be fun and all that, but when the challenge is removed, it is about as meaningful as a hamster running on a wheel. Good for ...
