
‘ENGLISH football is so parochial on the morning after Greece beat the Czech Republic to reach the Euro 2004 final, all the papers interest is directed elsewhere.
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| Henmania reaches Athens |
The Sun reports that Stevie Gerrard sent a text …
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‘BRITISH workmen are the best in the world give them an instruction and they will follow it to the letter.
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| Warning: creases ahead |
Unfortunately, give them a map with a bit of a crease in it and the results …
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‘IF, burst eardrums notwithstanding, being a Wimbledon ball-boy is one of the cushiest jobs in the world, then this must be one of the worst Abu Hamzas bottom wiper.
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| Hamza and his trademark dingleberry scraper |
The Muslim extremist …
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‘THERE are some jobs that dont seem that much like work and being a ball-boy at one of Maria Sharapovas Wimbledon matches may just be one of them.
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| Let’s hear it for Maria |
The 17-year-old Russian made it through …
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‘FROM Saddam Hussein and British judges, we now take a look at some real old-fashioned criminals.
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| ‘Mortgage rates go down, or the bitch gets it!’ |
And who is more real or old-fashioned than the Bonnie and Clyde pair, as featured …
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‘SADDAM Hussein can curse his luck that he was never tried in a British court.
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| Blair with the next Lord Chancellor and the future UK President |
A simple and secretive handshake, a quick shimmy and a flick of the tie …
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‘WHETHER or not the Allies are still looking for weapons of mass destruction is beside the point since the invasion of Iraq is now billed as the capture of Saddam.
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| ‘Look out! He’s got a gun!’ |
The casus belli that …
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‘STOP all the clocks, cut off the telephone. Prevent Timmy the Labrador from barking with a juicy bone
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| Pack your bags, you’re leaving |
Tim Henman yesterday completed what the Express calls the nations sporting week from hell when he was …
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‘WIMBLEDON is a throwback to a bygone age when sport was not just about taking part in a zoned approach, but about winning and dare we say it losing.
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| Racquet abuse will make you go blind |
The tournament …
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‘THE problem about sport is that there has to be a winner (the Aussie) and a loser (the Brit).
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| Learning to empathise with the less able-bodied |
But, with Tiger Tim Henman bowing out of Wimbledon yesterday, it appears we have …
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‘HOW well do you know your Highway Code? Would you pass the written theory part of the driving test? Lets see…
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| ‘You can’t park there, mate’ |
Q1: What does a dead badger at the side of the road with two …
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‘PRINCESS Diana lives on in all our hearts. She was, after all, the Queen of such organs.
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| Now with realistic retching sounds! |
But sometimes we forget. Its not our fault, its just what with the pressures of modern life, we …
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‘WE are aware how very much in love Prince Charles is with Camilla Parker Bowles, but does he really write her 2,000 love letters each year?
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| ‘Is that your battered white Fiat Uno?’ |
Such a production rate would tax the …
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‘HEARING Saddam Husseins first public address in six months reminds us of the opening sequence to TVs To Tell The Truth.
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| It’s going to (death) penalties |
Saddam comes into the room, mimes shooting dead a member of the Iraqi political …
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‘IS it? It could be. Wait until he turns around. Hmm, still not sure. He looks younger than he should and more fleshy. But it does look so much like John Lennon.
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| Mick And John in happier times |
We might …
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‘GIVEN the nature of her business, youd be excused for thinking there was a family already housed inside Kirstie Allsopps skirt.
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| Kirstie’s period features |
The expansive residence, with stunning views and all mod cons, is, surprisingly, not for sale or …
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‘NANCY DellOllio. Shes Italian, you can chant her name to the tune from Verdis Rigoletto and shes in conversation with Hello! magazine.
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| Spot the ball |
But, as is the way with lawyers, Nancy likes to ask the questions, and the …
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‘ITS important to get the excuses in early and, if Tim Henman loses his Wimbledon quarter-final to Mario Ancic today, rest assured that it wont be his fault.
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| ‘It’s a damn shame your lucky T-shirt is red, Tim’ |
Not that …
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‘WHAT with all the calls to the various phone polls, sex lines and reality TV shows, your telephone bill has probably got more noughts than an England batting card.
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| Since Saddam left, Samira has felt like a new woman |
But …
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‘SUCH is the importance of tennis to the social fabric of this country that it is no surprise to find players gracing the news pages of our papers.
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| Deuce! |
That the person in question happens to be leggy Russian Maria …
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‘ANNA Kournikova is gone, her appearances on a tennis court even more fleeting these days than when she was a full-time professional.
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| No visible panty line, service line nor tramline |
However, if it took even tennis aficionados the best part …
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‘WHAT once would have been construed as an act of sacrilege, now barely raises a trimmed eyebrow.
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| So long as he doesn’t kick it, we should be okay |
The Times brings to the world the news that a portrait of …
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‘WEVE wrestled alligators, bungee jumped from a Boeing 747 and seen Vanessa Feltz in a swimsuit, but even we at Anorak Towers have never queued for Wimbledon tickets with the Henmaniacs.
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| Hands up for cake? |
HRT Tim Henmans legions of …
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