Browse: Badminton A shift in GB badminton power?by Peter Scrivener - BBC Sport (U1644486) 21 April 2008 Has Anthony Clark and Donna Kellogg's victory in the European Championships mixed doubles signalled a shift in power in the British game? Latest comments
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dale-16-man u fan (U11707546) posted Apr 21, 2008 I think that Clark and Kellogg are the furture and famatsic badminton players. They deserve the time and money to be spent to get them to the top because they are fantastic players.
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ChubbyCheshire (U839481) posted Apr 22, 2008 I thought that last year after their performance in the 07 All England - but their performance has been erratic since. I think at their best they can beat anyone, including Gail and Nathan at their best. I hope they continue to build and give us something to cheer for years to come.
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cfc4life08 (U11727141) posted Apr 23, 2008 britain is the only country in the world to challenge the far east
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dleers1313 (U4250743) posted May 10, 2008 Not true, i think Denmark always have been good and that they beat everybody hands down the other week in the team event. England are getting better and Clark and Kellogg are the future after emms retires after Bejing.
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djwoodhouse (U10597381) posted Jun 17, 2008 Clearly you have never heard of Denmark, and do not know what you are talking about. posted Jul 28, 2008 Donna Kelloggs sister plays for my cricket club =]so HA ! Comment on this article |