As the Premier League season has officially reached it’s conclusion, the writers of The Boar Sport are putting their heads together to create the best XI based upon this campaign. Every few days, a new writer will have their chance to pitch what they believe to be the ultimate side,...
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After a short interview process, it was announced last week that Ruud van Nistelrooy will take over as manager of PSV Eindhoven from the end of the season, replacing the outgoing Roger Schmidt. Van Nistelrooy is a legend in Eindhoven and, having completed both his footballing and coaching educations at...
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The Boar Sport’s Football 7-Dayer Podcast is back with a slightly different topic this week, as we debate the best England B-team, from the Three Lions’ first ever game in 1872 through to the present day. The criteria are simple – if you have only five caps or less for...
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England are set for their showdown with Ireland, with their Six Nations hopes very much on the line. With France winning again last night, with a 13-9 victory over Wales England go into the game at Twickenham today in the knowledge that, by virtue of their loss to Scotland in...
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Toby Farmer and the boys are back with another episode of the Football 7-Dayer Podcast from the Boar Sport, discussing this week’s Premier League and WSL action. Manchester City and Liverpool both won, meaning the title race is still very much on, while things heat up at the bottom as...
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The League Cup final was the main talking point of this week’s Football 7-Dayer Podcast, hosted by Toby Farmer. Liverpool were the ultimate victors, but did they really deserve it, after a number of controversial refereeing decisions. The same debate was raging on the other side of Liverpool, as Everton...
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On a bright and warm Sunday afternoon at Coventry University’s Westwood Heath, Warwick finally claimed another Varsity victory, after triumphing in the Women’s Hockey. At times this year, it had looked as if things were going to get slightly hairy, as Coventry picked up wins in the basketball and men’s...
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Finally, after a year’s hiatus due to Covid-19, Varsity is back with a bang in 2022. In 2020, Warwick secured their third decade of straight Varsity wins – we have never lost – and will be looking to repeat the feat this time around. There are 29 competitive fixtures ahead...
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In a night where football served its purpose as providing an albeit brief distraction from the horrors Ukraine is undergoing, Rangers managed to record a historic victory over Borussia Dortmund in the Europa League round-of-32, putting Scottish football on the map once again. When they were initially drawn against Dortmund,...
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After a first weekend of action, where it seemed as if France, Ireland, and even potentially Scotland, were the teams to look out for at this year’s Six Nations, the fixtures of the 12-13th of February upset the predictions applecart once again. In the first fixture of the weekend, Wales,...
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In a move that only reconfirmed Coventry City FC’s intentions to build a new stadium in the next 5-10 years, after discussions with the University of Warwick they have ended legal proceedings against Coventry City Council regarding the sale of the Coventry Building Society Arena (formerly the Ricoh) ten years...
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Two young coaches, two hungry teams, two elite quarterbacks and one Lombardi Trophy. It’s about leaving a legacy and making history, and both sides are hungry for it. It’s Super Bowl 56. Sam Matthews Boehmer and Curtis Leung take you through all the key talking points as these two teams,...
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