1. GAA Just Play
Description: This official GAA app shows highlights of inter-county, club, U21, minor and third level games. A snap at €0.89.
Sample review: “Get on Board !! Super App for any one wanting to catch up a weekend highlights . Covers both football and hurling,few blogs added from GAA players etc. 6-10 minutes covered with commentary. Cant tell ye how good it is. 5*” – r mac
2. BBC Sport
Description: All of the BBC’S comprehensive sports coverage on your phone.
Sample review: “BEST! Just the best app for any sport u could imagine!” – Marcel Ascui
3. Ultimate Rugby
Description: News, live scores and stats from the Six Nations, Heineken Cup, Rugby Championships, RaboDirect Pro12 and more.
Sample review: “Truly the ultimate rugby app Covers every aspect of the rugby world: news, leagues, cups, teams, players and individual games. I use it every day and the only thing I would like changed would be for a paid version to remove the adverts.” - Alistair Hughes
4. NFL Mobile
Description: The official NFL app has got highlights, scores and the premium features includes live audio.
Sample review: “LOVE IT This app is a great way to get your daily football scores and news from your favorite team! One of the greatest apps I have ever used! And even better, it’s free! Get the NFL mobile app today!!” – Kayttie Nakamura
4. MMA Underground
Description: Great for UFC and MMA news.
Sample review: “Mma underground lite Not to sure what the differance between the lite and paid version .but this is a good app for mma fans that want to stay up to date on news, fights, events and just about anything mma related.” - William Hart
5. Football Manager Handheld 2014
Description: Like hugely-popular manager game as an app. Unfortunately, it costs €8.99.
Sample review: “Brilliant game Love this game, only one thing, more in-depth finances would be good – e.g season ticket sales, crowd sizes, set ticket prices, sponsors” – Steven Stewart
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@Chonky Racoon: spot on I know it’s hard to say no to these huge clubs but better for your future if you went to a smaller club and got plenty of game time clubs like Dortmund or Lyon who have history of bringing players throught
There not holding back anyway
Every country has a Messi these days. Wessi was our Messi!
Is he the first Japanese man to sign for them, first Asian perhaps? Can’t think of anyone else off hand. Lá liga will be delighted either way!
@Hardly Normal: he’s signed for Castilla , it’s Real Madrid’s B team .. it’s a strategic move for Madrid , the player himself may not thrive though. A guy like Odegaard is making a name for himself in Holland but it’s unlikely he’ll ever triumph in Real Madrid . It’s surprising that he didn’t go back to Barca tbh .
@Hardly Normal: As Mr. Madrugada points out, Kubo is signing for Castilla, not Real Madrid (a tehnicality). But Real Madrid (including Castilla and Real Madrid C) have had at least two Asian players before. There was some fanfare a few years back when they signed Chinese Lin Liangming. There was also a Jordanian (Tha’er Bawab) who played for both Real and Barce’s B-Teams back in the early 00s.
@Limón Madrugada: do you think Odegaard will ever make it with Madrid or will just be sold on ??
@Philip Farrell: you hardly rattled that off the top of your head, if you did fair play. So no asain player has played for Real Madrid proper? I’d put money on it this lad will get an opportunity if he shows any bit of promise. The asain market is untapped from a Spanish point of view, interesting move.
@Andrew Tuite: sold on I reckon , he’s done well in Holland and Ajax are looking at him . He’d be useful as part of the deal for de Ligt !! But he needs to make a proper breakthrough for Madrid to see him as first team material.
Great news for la liga