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Monday 29 December 2014
Thursday 27 November 2014
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MAKE CASH ON SOCCER BETS
I know what you're thinking.
No really, I do. A football tipster claiming to make £618.60 in profit. You've heard it all before and it sounds just a little too good to be true.
The difference here of course is that this tipster comes from Tipster Warehouse, one of the most trusted and respected tipster networks online.
The service we're talking about is called Football Fever and boy am I excited to tell you all about it.
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The service mainly covers European leagues but does stretch across other worldwide matches.
WEEKLY SPORT
FREE TIPS NEWSLETTER!
I know what you're thinking.
No really, I do. A football tipster claiming to make £618.60 in profit. You've heard it all before and it sounds just a little too good to be true.
The difference here of course is that this tipster comes from Tipster Warehouse, one of the most trusted and respected tipster networks online.
The service we're talking about is called Football Fever and boy am I excited to tell you all about it.
Click here to check it out for yourself >>> Tipster Warehouse - Football Fever!
Football Fever is the ideal football tipster service if you don't have the time to monitor or place lots of bets, Football Fever provides you with one or two high strike rate football betting tips per day.
The service mainly covers European leagues but does stretch across other worldwide matches.
WEEKLY SPORT
FREE TIPS NEWSLETTER!
Friday 7 November 2014
Luis Suarez - the definitive biography by the Weekly Sport's own Frank Worrall
He's the best striker in world football today – but also the most
controversial. Banned three times for biting opponents including the shameful episode with Italy’s Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup in
Brazil, Luis Suarez has also been embroiled in a race row with Manchester United’s Patrice Evra and been public enemy number one at the 2010
World Cup after handballing on the line in Uruguay’s quarter-final against Ghana.
Yet on the field he has brought goals galore and glory to every team he has played for. He transformed Liverpool into a title-chasing team in 2013-14. Almost miraculously, he overcame an ankle injury operation to kill off England with two wonderful goals in the 2014 World Cup.
It was the prospect of such remarkable feats that encouraged Spanish giants Barcelona to offer a mind-boggling £75 million for his services in the summer of 2014 despite his four-month ban for biting Chiellini.
Yet what exactly makes this brilliant, but flawed, man tick? What demons
lie behind his cannibal acts, his cheating and his frequent bust-ups with fellow pros, and the clubs and managers who fall over themselves to employ him? Just why is Suarez incapable of steering clear of controversy?
In this first-ever biography of the Uruguayan superstar, renowned footballing biographer Frank Worrall reveals the good, the bad and the downright ugly traits that define Suarez the footballer and Suarez the man.
Sunday 15 September 2013
WEEKLY SPORT publishers pledge 100% sport editorial policy, while porno Sunday Sport faces 'the bag'
Press campaigners who
publish genuine sporting news via the WEEKLY SPORT project, have seen a
marketplace victory as UK retailers seek to 'bin or bag' sleazy soft porn titles
called, misleadingly, Sunday SPORT and Midweek SPORT.
The WEEKLY SPORT is
owned and published by Independent News Limited, who actively sought to
establish digital and print titles that truly did as they said on the tin -
provide 24/7 coverage of the week's sport.
This proved to be a great success, particularly prior to the run-up, and during, the London Olympic and Paralympic Games. The same team had also been involved with THE SON newspaper, a Christian themed red top, and the highly successful men's lifestyle title, SORTED magazine, which sells in volume via WHSmith,
Last week the Co-operative supermarket refused to stock two newspapers and four lads’ magazines.Their decision came after these titles refused the Co-op’s request that they should be sold in opaque 'modesty bags' to safeguard their main customer base.
The WEEKLY SPORT, SORTED and THE SON newspaper teams say they "could see this coming a mile off" and "welcome the decision as a positive step to prevent offence to women and family shoppers, and to protect children." Ethical and family based publishing has always been key to their editorial and marketing policy.
Co-operative Group chief executive of retail Steve Murrells agrees with these policies, and says: "As a community-based retailer, we have listened to and acted upon the concerns of our customers and members, many of whom said they objected to their children being able to see overt sexual images in our stores."
The deceptively named Midweek and Sunday Sport newspapers, who actually publish blatant soft porn and sex industry advertising, with very little actual sporting news content, initially agreed to adopt sealed 'modesty bags'. However, their publisher has now told the Co-op that they will no longer comply with the request and will continue to mislead the public. As a result wholesale orders of the offending titles have been binned by the supermarket giant.
The Co-op chief executive reasserted his point of view: “We believe individual, sealed modesty bags are the most effective way of addressing these concerns, so we will no longer be stocking the titles that have failed to meet our request. This action will make our stores more attractive to families with young children, by creating a more family-friendly shopping environment.”
Meanwhile, since their title does not require 'modesty bagging', the campaigning team behind the WEEKLY SPORT project have received some surprise additional venture capitalist support to take their ethical, news sport brand to a much wider marketplace. Investor, Jason Courage, who was so impressed by the positive coverage of the Paralympics, and is himself a longterm wheelchair user, believes the appetite for sporting news coverage continues to be a growing and bankable market.
Courage makes the point: "Observing how SORTED magazine has actually gained readers by adhering to a strong moral editorial approach, convinces me that members of the same team can create a winning formula with a national tabloid newspaper such as the WEEKLY SPORT."
Unlike its rivals, copies of SORTED lads' magazine will remain available at all good stores without the need for censorship covers. Likewise, the WEEKLY SPORT will remain committed to a one hundred percent genuine sport editorial policy.
Ultimately, though, both the Co-op's Steve Murrells and 'angel' investor Jason Courage agree upon one thing: "The consumer has the final say - you pays your money and you takes your choice..."
Here are the three ethical media trendsetters you may choose to follow...
@weeklysport @thesonpaper @sortedmagazine
This proved to be a great success, particularly prior to the run-up, and during, the London Olympic and Paralympic Games. The same team had also been involved with THE SON newspaper, a Christian themed red top, and the highly successful men's lifestyle title, SORTED magazine, which sells in volume via WHSmith,
Last week the Co-operative supermarket refused to stock two newspapers and four lads’ magazines.Their decision came after these titles refused the Co-op’s request that they should be sold in opaque 'modesty bags' to safeguard their main customer base.
The WEEKLY SPORT, SORTED and THE SON newspaper teams say they "could see this coming a mile off" and "welcome the decision as a positive step to prevent offence to women and family shoppers, and to protect children." Ethical and family based publishing has always been key to their editorial and marketing policy.
Co-operative Group chief executive of retail Steve Murrells agrees with these policies, and says: "As a community-based retailer, we have listened to and acted upon the concerns of our customers and members, many of whom said they objected to their children being able to see overt sexual images in our stores."
The deceptively named Midweek and Sunday Sport newspapers, who actually publish blatant soft porn and sex industry advertising, with very little actual sporting news content, initially agreed to adopt sealed 'modesty bags'. However, their publisher has now told the Co-op that they will no longer comply with the request and will continue to mislead the public. As a result wholesale orders of the offending titles have been binned by the supermarket giant.
The Co-op chief executive reasserted his point of view: “We believe individual, sealed modesty bags are the most effective way of addressing these concerns, so we will no longer be stocking the titles that have failed to meet our request. This action will make our stores more attractive to families with young children, by creating a more family-friendly shopping environment.”
Meanwhile, since their title does not require 'modesty bagging', the campaigning team behind the WEEKLY SPORT project have received some surprise additional venture capitalist support to take their ethical, news sport brand to a much wider marketplace. Investor, Jason Courage, who was so impressed by the positive coverage of the Paralympics, and is himself a longterm wheelchair user, believes the appetite for sporting news coverage continues to be a growing and bankable market.
Courage makes the point: "Observing how SORTED magazine has actually gained readers by adhering to a strong moral editorial approach, convinces me that members of the same team can create a winning formula with a national tabloid newspaper such as the WEEKLY SPORT."
Unlike its rivals, copies of SORTED lads' magazine will remain available at all good stores without the need for censorship covers. Likewise, the WEEKLY SPORT will remain committed to a one hundred percent genuine sport editorial policy.
Ultimately, though, both the Co-op's Steve Murrells and 'angel' investor Jason Courage agree upon one thing: "The consumer has the final say - you pays your money and you takes your choice..."
Here are the three ethical media trendsetters you may choose to follow...
@weeklysport @thesonpaper @sortedmagazine
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