The fact is, Torres playing in the final rather than Messi is a travesty.
Author Archives: Matthew Smith
Review: John Carter
With its astronomical budget and bizarre lack of advertising, will Disney’s new blockbuster prove a hit or a disaster?
Men’s hockey firsts beaten comprehensively in Varsity encounter
The University of Sheffield’s men’s hockey firsts endured a disappointing Varsity day as they were thrashed 9-3 by Hallam.
Wednesday salvage late point against Saddlers
Gary Madine scores in the final minute of injury time to secure a 2-2 draw for Sheffield Wednesday against Walsall
Tsanev wins but doubles despair in BUCS tennis championships
Yusen Tsanev wins his opening singles’ match of the BUCS Championships but Sheffield’s doubles pairings all lose in the opening day of the BUCS Championships
Steelers score seven in Capitals punishment
The Sheffield Steelers beat the Edinburgh Capitals 7-0 at the Motorpoint Arena on Sunday
Review: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
This film will not be for everyone. Metro called it “Extremely Quirky & Incredibly Annoying”, and it is understandable why.
Uni fall to Varsity ice hockey defeat
Sheffield Hallam claimed the first point of Varsity 2012 as they won the ice hockey game 3-1 at the Arena on Saturday
Men’s rugby union cause cup upset
Sheffield’s rugby union firsts reach the quarter finals of the BUCS Cup with a surprise 26-0 over Worcester
Review: War Horse
In spite of its hefty 146 minute running time and episodic storyline, War Horse does enough to keep your attention firmly fixed on the screen, through a combination of top-drawer acting and stunning settings.