Friday 27 May 2011

Premiership Final

Tomorrow sees the conclusion of the Aviva Rugby Premiership season with the final taking place between Leicester Tigers and Saracens. For the neutral, this is probably not the final that was hoped for with Tigers in yet another final (and therefore envied by many) and Saracens perceived to play a less attractive style of rugby (albeit effective).
It's difficult to pick a winner and in the end it may come down to whoever kicks their penalty opportunities most successfully and on this basis at mad4sport, we would probably go with the reliable boot of Tigers Toby Flood.
To coincide with this game we have given our CLEARANCE DEAL OF THE WEEK a rugby flavour with a great deal on the Puma telescopic kicking tee. This tee adjusts up and down allowing the user to experiment to achieve the best results. An ideal accessory to practice your technique over the long Summer!

Monday 23 May 2011

The Mighty Quins!

"...come all within, you've not seen nothing like the Mighty Quins!!"

What a rollercoaster night on Friday. Unable to attend myself, I was forced to watch on TV while one of my sons was there at the Cardiff City Stadium to see Harlequins snatch (possibly a fortunate) victory against Stade Francais. So close to the celebrations at the end, he was virtually doused with champagne!!
What a result for the long-suffering Quins fans who have had to endure a turbulent trophyless few years with relegation, Bloodgate and any number of false dawns! Perhaps this is the result to help the team kick on to better things next year?
Very disappointed for Northampton Saints on Saturday who failed to win the Heineken Cup against Leinster in a real "game of two halves"

Wednesday 11 May 2011

Harlequins in Amlin Final

Having stunned the mighty Munster in Limerick (inflicting only their seccond home European defeat in 16 years!), Harlequins finished the Aviva Premiership season in disappointing fashion with a scrappy home defeat to Saracens. Was not the most entertaining game of the season by any means and the day was not helped with the RFU arranging the annual Army/Navy match across the road at "Big" Twickenham at exactly the same time!! The traffic was horrendous and didn't help the mood!

However, next Friday evening (20th) in Cardiff, Quins will be hoping to recreate the form that despatched Munster when they play Stade Francais in the Amlin Challenge Cup Final. Here at M4S we cannot wait and are hoping Quins will pick up their first piece of silverware for several years. The opposition have been feared and respected in Europe for many years but are possibly not currently at their best. Quins have also beaten them twice in recent years so can they do it?

We say "YES". A narrow win for Quins with a last minute Nick Evans drop goal - you heard it here first!

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First time!!

For the first time since we started this popular initiative we have TWO "Clearance Deals of the Week". Having recently entered the cricket and tennis seasons, we wanted to offer our customers a great offer for both sports and we have therefore come up with a fabulous deal on the junior Gray Nicholls Super Cricket Shirt and also the Karakal Coach 27 Tennis Racket. Click straight on these links to find out the full details.

Cricket in full swing!

With the recent fine weather, the cricket season has got off to a flying start and we have been very busy to ensure that we have continuous good stocks of bats, balls, clothing, footwear and general equipment. Best sellers so far have been the Kookaburra Kahuna Prodigy 40 Junior Bat, the Gray Nicholls Wonderball and the Gunn & Moore Signature Mini Cricket Set.

Check out the cricket pages which we are updating daily to reflect new lines and popularity.

Tuesday 10 May 2011

Apologies

We would just like to apologise to customers for the interruption to our service. We are working very hard to ensure that the site is back up and running as soon as possible. We plan to transfer to a new, more efficient server system so hopefully there will be a benefit to everyone in the longer term!