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The Zen of CheatingSticky Wickets[4 January 2008] by Robert CollinsWhile cheating is allegedly the bane of every sportsperson and sports fan’s existence, the only crime, from the cheater’s point of view, is being caught.
Sports is part of popular culture every bit as much as music, film and the rest. Comment by SysAdmin — January 6, 2008 @ 7:59 am Sticky Wickets
Lucha Libre LondonRobert Collins31.Jul.08 Twenty and 30-something Londoners, all eager to dive headfirst off the turnbuckle into another culture, weren’t going to be disappointed. 
Brian Johnston: Tickled with CricketRobert Collins17.Jun.08 French historian Jacques Barzun famously wrote that to understand America, one must understand baseball. Perhaps to understand the English, he should have tuned in to Test Match Special. 
The Stars of Track and ScreenRobert Collins21.May.08 People who love sports love sports stars turned actors far more than we love actors playing sports stars.
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Great article, not sure what it has to do with pop matters, but a good read in any case.
Comment by Steve from Boston — January 5, 2008 @ 11:56 am