Lawrie Hacker is a freelance sports writer.
Football referee legend and commentator who helped professional youth teams
HOLLIE Geey and her Team GB golden girls celebrated title glory at the European Maccabi Games in Budapest just a few months ago.
The fascinating world of football’s multi-million pound transfer business was brilliantly unravelled by Daniel Geey in his recent book Done Deal.
Adam Burchell, one of TeamGB’s gold-medal winning heroes at the 2019 Maccabi European Games, has enjoyed more success with his USA university soccer team.
The football establishment will have to take a long, hard look at how Brexit will affect the professional game, if and when it kicks in.
Hannah LeBor, 14,will be the youngest competitor in the Great Britain team at an international fencing tournament gets under way in Budapest.
London Lions' season finally got off to a shaky start after manager Andy Landesberg and many of his players, returned home from their European Maccabi Games gold-medal triumph in Budapest.
There was gold at the end of the rainbow for Team Maccabi GB under-18s as they defeated Argentina 1-0 in a thrilling junior football final in Budapest.
'Our 15 months of hard training and bonding worked brilliantly,' says manager after team beats Argentina 1-0 to win Gold
Squad of 35 win 23 medals and are particularly strong in swimming and dance
Jordan Sapler was delighted to see his Hendon team complete the first leg of a season double by wresting the Cyril Anekstein Cup from the grip of arch rivals Oakwood A.
There is a new dimension to training sessions at Rowley Lane for the young players of Maccabi London Lions. Along with the usual on-the-pitch programme of ball skills, tactics and fitness, teams between the ages of ten and 15 are enjoying learning of another, little talked about element of the game — the mental factor.
London Lions manager Andy Landesberg saw his team finish the year on a high note and is confident of making it an even happier New Year.
Ashley Stokes is gearing up to achieve his personal best performance at this year’s World Championship of Ping Pong.
Mike Barnard, who has died at the age of 85, was a star player for Portsmouth FC and Hampshire Cricket Club in the 1950s
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