Wellington Phoenix beat Central Coast Mariners 8-2 in the A-League on Saturday, a defeat that led to the sacking of head coach Mike Mulvey. Mike Mulvey has been sacked as head coach of Central Coast Mariners after their 8-2 A-League thrashing at home to Wellington Phoenix. Saturday’s heavy defeat left the Mariners eight points adrift of the…
Read more'Incredibly talented' Foden won't be going out on loan – Guardiola
The youngster opened his Champions League account in a dazzling cameo against Schalke and the 18-year-old will continue to learn in Manchester Click Here: mochila fjallraven Pep Guardiola insists there is no chance of Manchester City youngster Phil Foden being sent out on loan to gain more first-team experience. Foden produced an eye-catching cameo in…
Read moreDetails of ‘The Challenge: Japan Skins’ involving Woods, McIlroy, Matsuyama and Day released
The upcoming skins match in Japan involving Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Jason Day and Hideki Matsuyama is set, with a prize purse of $350,00 up for grabs. The opening six holes of the event billed as ‘The Challenge: Japan Skins’, will be worth $10,000 each, with the value of holes increasing as the match continues…
Read moreSelling sex amidst the Philippine drug war
“In the past, I could still shame the cops who were trying to extort from me. I would ask if they were proud of themselves for taking the money for my child’s milk”, explained Maria, a sex worker in Metro Manila, when asked to describe the shift in her relationship with the police. “I would…
Read moreForum Thread of the Day: “New Mitsubishi AV shafts”
Today’s Forum Thread of the Day showcases new Mitsubishi AV shafts which have caught many of our member’s interest. While speaking in the thread, Mitsubishi Chemical shared some details to WRXers on what they can expect to see soon: Here are a few posts from the thread, but make sure to check out the entire…
Read moreA Green New Deal is about more than reducing our carbon footprint
Next week at the Labour Party’s annual conference in Brighton, delegates from around the country will have the chance to call on the party to undertake an unprecedented programme of investment in technology, infrastructure and people, in the form of a Green New Deal for the UK. If delegates elect to advance the motion –…
Read moreForum Thread of the Day: “New PXG putters”
Today’s Forum Thread of the Day showcases an array of new PXG putters. The flat-sticks have got our members talking, with the new look and weighting options proving to be popular amongst WRXers. For lots more photos, check out the full thread here. Click Here: IQOS White Here are a few posts from the thread,…
Read moreThe UN banking principles are welcome – but do they go far enough to stop climate destruction?
With collective assets totalling $47 trillion, 130 banks, including a range of major international players, will sign up to the UN Principles for Responsible Banking at an official launch in New York this coming Sunday. Aspirational initiatives for the banking industry such as these latest principles have a habit of cropping up every few years….
Read moreMorning 9: Red lights for slow play? | Thorbjorn still suspended | Rory on Solheim slow play
By Ben Alberstadt ([email protected]; @benalberstadt on Instagram) September 19, 2019 Good Thursday morning, golf fans. 1. Red lights for slow play at Wentworth this week Golf Digest’s John Huggan…”A lot of the time players are unaware that they are out of position,” said John Paramor, the European Tour’s chief referee. “So we felt that we would…
Read moreTwo years after Egypt’s ‘rainbow flag arrests’, LGBTIQ people face an ongoing security crackdown
The Egyptian state continues to forcefully combat liberal ideas, especially those that embrace diversity in gender and sexual orientation. Today marks two years since LGBTIQ people, activists and allies unfurled a Pride flag at the 22 September 2017 Cairo concert of the Lebanese rock band Mashrou’ Leila (whose lead vocalist is openly gay). This simple…
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