Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Olympic Treason



The recent developments that have taken place at the olympic village in China is nothing short of Treason. Thank god for Steven Francis that these are not medieval days. In a time like this when Jamaica is so in need of a force that can unify the nation, the MVP coach has done all he can to caused a rift in the Olympic Camp. Reports are that he seemingly issued an order for his athletes to avoid the team's relay practices with athletes such as Asafa Powell, Nesta Carter, sherone Simpson and Micheal Frater signing on to the action. Speculators have theorised that Francis is upst at not being named part of jamaica's coaching delagtion to the games and sees it as utter disrespect. This however is not sitting well with many jamaicans who look forward to celebrating numerous Gold Medals at this years Games.
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Ronaldo not going to Manchester


It's Finished

05/08/2008 09:15 -read full story

 
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Wenger targets UCL and Premier League titles

Wenger After United's Double


Wenger targets UCL and Premier League titles
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Holland Rebuilds after EURO's

06/08/2008 20:01 - Van Bommel Available For Oranje Again
Van Bommel Available For Oranje Again

Bayern Munchen midfielder Mark van Bommel is again available for the national side. The experienced player was unavailable before due to problems with Marco van Basten.

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We are 46!

We are 46!

When the British Union Jack was replaced with the black, green and gold of the Jamaican flag on August 6, 1962, it was for many only a symbol of the birth of a nation that had already come so far.
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Workplaces gear up for Olympics

While Jamaican athletes are preparing to showcase their talent on the world stage at the 29th Olympiad in Beijing, China, corporate Jamaica is doing its part to ensure that those employees who have not taken leave to stay home and watch the games, can...

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Phillips dismisses claims of vote buying

May pen, Clarendon: People's National Party (PNP) Vice-President Dr Peter Phillips has lashed out against claims of vote buying as his campaign team gears up to challenge Portia Simpson Miller for the party presidency at its annual conference in September...

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KSAC to demolish illegal complex in Cross Roads




TIME HAS run out for the developer of a commercial complex at 14 Caledonia Road in Cross Roads, as a demolition order from the Supreme Court, expired at midnight on Monday. Mayor of Kingston, Desmond McKenzie said notices have been served on the...

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