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Two decades into the 21st century, the day when a top athlete's sexuality is not news at all still seems so distant. It cannot come fast enough.
Two faces. One was Lance Armstrong's, steely but almost serene as he pedalled furiously in the thin mountain air. The other was a mask of pain worn by Jan Ullrich, his German rival trailing farther and farther behind. Armstrong took a giant step toward a seventh Tour de France victory with a dominant ride on Tuesday.
Why is it that the Fifa boss uses modern technology when it suits him but not when it would do some good for global football?
Every November, when a roaring fire and warm humour provide welcome relief against winter, the folk in Edenbridge burn a villain in effigy.
Two decades into the 21st century, the day when a top athlete's sexuality is not news at all still seems so distant. It cannot come fast enough.
Two faces. One was Lance Armstrong's, steely but almost serene as he pedalled furiously in the thin mountain air. The other was a mask of pain worn by Jan Ullrich, his German rival trailing farther and farther behind. Armstrong took a giant step toward a seventh Tour de France victory with a dominant ride on Tuesday.
Why is it that the Fifa boss uses modern technology when it suits him but not when it would do some good for global football?
Every November, when a roaring fire and warm humour provide welcome relief against winter, the folk in Edenbridge burn a villain in effigy.
