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Like most 15-year-olds, Henry Moffat spends most of his week in school. Unlike pretty much everyone else his age though, Henry's free time is devoted to sourcing shoes and clothes for Premier League footballers.
During a chat with TOI, the 31-year-old spoke on his decision to not play the next World Championship clash, Norway's chances at the Olympiad and more. Excerpts:Was there a flashpoint when you realised you were not up for the World Championship final anymore?I have been thinking about this for quite a while. It's been on my mind, I would say, for the last one-and-half years and I have been pretty sure that I would not play another match after the one in 2021.
With powerhouses Russia and China missing, India will be fielding three teams each in the Open and women's sections respectively. Though the five-time world champion and legendary Viswanathan Anand has chosen not to play and donned the mentor's hat this time, the Indian teams, nonetheless, wear a formidable look. The Indian 'A' team, seeded second behind the star-studded USA is likely to be among the main challengers for the top prize along with Norway led by Carlsen and Azerbaijan. The youthful India 'B' squad coached by R B Ramesh, is seeded 11th and can be counted among the dark horses.
This season's race for the Premier League Golden Boot award is already looking like a potential thriller after some of big-money signings made during the summer.
Manchester City will start next season in the familiar role of title favourites after refusing to rest on their laurels once again.
Another Premier League season is just over a week away with an earlier than usual start of August 5 due to the World Cup taking place in December.
Ian Wright says there has to be a legacy to England’s superb run to the final of the Women’s Euros, with the Arsenal legend as proud of the Lionesses as any England team.
Sarina Wiegman praised her side’s resilience after England cruised into the Euro 2022 final with a 4-0 win over Sweden. England raced to victory in the second half to stun the No. 2 ranked side in the world, and will face Germany or France in Sunday’s final.