Saturday, July 9, 2016

The Wimbledon star who died in World War One

Long before the PR driven age of image rights and social media Wimbledon had its own matinee idol - Anthony Wilding. Yet despite him being a superstar of his day, and a war hero, why is there relatively little awareness of him today?

from BBC Sport - Tennis http://ift.tt/29WeueO
via IFTTT
مرسلة بواسطة
التسميات:

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)
*/ /* BEGIN CUT */ { "font:Text": "$(page.text.font)", "color:Text": "$(page.text.color)", "image:Background": "$(body.background)", "color:Background": "$(body.background.color)", "color:Header Background": "$(header.background.color)", "color:Primary": "$(primary.color)", "color:Menu Text": "$(menu.text.color)", "font:Menu": "$(menu.font)", "font:Link": "$(link.font)", "color:Link": "$(link.color)", "color:Link Visited": "$(link.visited.color)", "color:Link Hover": "$(link.hover.color)", "font:Blog Title": "$(blog.title.font)", "color:Blog Title": "$(blog.title.color)", "font:Blog Description": "$(blog.description.font)", "color:Blog Description": "$(blog.description.color)", "font:Post Title": "$(post.title.font)", "color:Post Title": "$(post.title.color)", "color:Ribbon": "$(ribbon.color)", "color:Ribbon Hover": "$(ribbon.hover.color)", "view": "$blitzview" } /* END CUT */ ]]>
</div></div> <div class="date-outer">

<div class="date-posts">
</div></div>

 

|
Comments :

:

            

()