Field Focus

Lionel Messi is a well known player around the globe.A favorite amongst many soccer fans, he is a superstar with a large reputation amongst his team and himself. This is why he is my favorite player.   I'll say is straight: Messi is a good player. The guy has much experience in playing soccer,starting out when he was young. he is a very strategic player who keen on teamwork and is unselfish. His observation on the field and his ability to pass makes him  a difficult opponent. He has a tendency to during the winning moments and is able to perform when his team needs him.     He has scores multiple goals, many during the last minutes of the game.His scoring ability has made him one of the greatest players in football history. This ability allows him to score om many positions on the field. This has also allowed him to win more Ballon De'Or awards than Ronaldo   Even so, his passing and scoring abilities, Teamwork skills and drive to  play for his team and country makes him a grea

In this blog I will tell you the best and worst case finishing of teams in the NRL who have a shot at September Footy. These are in total 11 teams. With no team locked in of their final position on the NRL ladder, there is plenty on the line even for clubs guaranteed to be playing September football Several clubs have put themselves in position to be masters of their own destiny, but others will be relying on results going their way and will no doubt be keeping a nervous eye on the ladder as they go.  Penrith Panthers (currently 1st) Best case finish: 1st Worst case finish: 3rd Remaining fixtures:  v Eels (H), v Cowboys (H)  Penrith face two sides out of the top eight, Parramatta and North Queensland, and both at home, needing just one win to secure a home final.    Brisbane Broncos (currently 2nd) Best case finish: 1st Worst case finish: 3rd Remaining fixtures:  v Raiders (A), v Storm (H) Brisbane need one win to secure a top two finish and a home final at Suncorp Stadi

 The National Rugby League competition has reached the the end of Round 24 already, but in this blog we relive all 10 of the best plays of the round. All from Dallin Watene-Zelezniak's try to Herbie Farnworth's cheeky try celebration. At number 10 is an acrobat-like finish from DWZ. Number 9 is a wonderful, length of the field try from the Sharks which really showed their team effort. Number 7 was a Hail Mary pass from Latrell Mitchell that gave a try to Cody Walker. Jordan Rapana's sin-binning sealed the game for the Melbourne Storms. Number 3 was a length of the field try from Penrith's Sunia Turuva after he ran through some lazy defense from the Sea Eagles. And finally, At number 1 was a cheeky try celebration from Herby Farnworth that sparked online after he moonwalked into the in goal area shushing all the Eels supporters. This is just Round 24 and with Finals football just around the corner, the fun is just about to begin for the NRL and fans around the world can&

Hello there. I have a Question for you: Do you like sports? Whether it be rugby, cricket or anything else, I love soccer! Soccer was made a sport in 1863 by Ebenezer Cobb Marley(man in picture below).      I like soccer because it is a game that keeps me active and excited when playing, keeping me active. I have been playing it since i was little and i am very close to it. Another reason i like it is because it is a good source of exercise. Playing soccer will eventually make you faster, stronger in the legs and gives you higher endurance. The sport teaches about teamwork and gives each player a chance to shine.  (One of the most popular players in soccer, Lionel Messi)   Because soccer is such a poplar sport, it is played world wide. The world FIFA Cup is possible the biggest soccer competition in the world. Thirty two teams from different countries compete against each other to win the cup. This competition brings fans around the globe together to support their teams. This socializes