Games-Go to Chile, win a Pan Am Games gold: not your average weekend for a 13-year-old
SANTIAGO : Ask the average 13-year-old what they did at the weekend and they might say hung out with friends, went to the movies or went shopping.
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Dan Campbell - Lions 'probably needed' blowout loss to refocus - ESPN
BALTIMORE — There were no excuses made as Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell described his team's 38-6 blowout loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
19 nicknames Mancs always use for places and buildings instead of their 'proper' names
From Greater Manchester's most famous landmarks to unassuming road junctions, people are compelled to give buildings and places their own nicknames.
Jim Harbaugh, Michigan 'laser' focused amid sign-stealing probe - ESPN
ANN ARBOR, Michigan — Despite an NCAA investigation into alleged sign stealing, Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh and his players said there was a laser focus within the program this week.
Nick Saban says he's having 'fun' coaching up-and-down Alabama - ESPN
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama coach Nick Saban grinned as he turned a cigar over in his hands, wrapped up his postgame interview and jogged over to the student section to applaud it for a job well done after the 11th-ranked Crimson Tide finished off a 34-20 win at home against No. 17 Tennessee on Saturday evening.
Verstappen beats Hamilton to Austin sprint race victory
AUSTIN, Texas :Red Bull's triple Formula One world champion Max Verstappen won a U.S. Grand Prix sprint race from pole position on Saturday after an early challenge from Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton.
Main road in Stockport will be closed for two months as huge crane is built and huge town centre redevelopment continues
One of the main roads in central Stockport will be closed for up to two months as a crane for one of the town centre's major redevelopment projects is erected and put to work. King Street West, which runs between the town centre and Edgeley, will be closed from the Heaton Lane roundabout to Chestergate from Monday (October 23).
Move over, Ryan Reynolds: Canadian soccer whistleblower now co-owner, CEO of Irish football club
It's a real-life story with shades of Ted Lasso and a plot line torn straight from Welcome to Wrexham, minus the hefty star power of Ryan Reynolds.