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Fans go from euphoria to despair as England falls short By JILL LAWLESS Associated Press July 11, 2021 — 8:05pm Text size Copy shortlink: LONDON — So close. It took just a few weeks to undo decades of pessimism for England fans, persuading millions that the team could defy decades of disappointment and win a m...
Jill Lawless LONDON (AP) â So close. It took just a few weeks to undo decades of pessimism for England fans, persuading millions that the team could defy decades of disappointment and win a major international soccer tournament for the first time since 1966. For much of Sundayâs final against Italy, it felt like it might. But when Italy won the European Championship in a 3-2 penalty shootout, following a close-fought match that ended 1-1 after extra time, fans sat with heads in hands. At a fan zone in Croydon, south London, friends hugged one another in consolation as a ...
Jake Shephard und Tamara Ilic segeln über den Pazifik zurück nach Australien. Quelle: Tamara Ilic Weil Australien sich abgeschottet hat: Paar segelt von Panama zurück in die Heimat 28.06.2021 05:30 Auf den ersten Blick sehen die Bilder von Tamara Ilic und Jake Shephard nach traumhaften Schnappschüssen aus dem Urlaub aus: Palmen, türkisblaues Meer, romantische Sonnenuntergänge – in Tahiti, Bora Bora und Fidschi ... Doch die beiden Australier sind keinesfalls im Urlaub. Seit März segelt das Paar von Panama aus zurück nach Australien. Auf ihrem Youtube-Kanal „Lockdown Travellers“ ...
Jake Shepherd and Tamara Ilic spent six weeks in a leaky boat. When the bilge pump went out, and the water came in, they were lucky just to keep afloat.
Dry land feels pretty good right now for Jake Shepherd and Tamara Ilic. After six weeks at sea on a leaky yacht with a hard-drinking Panamanian skipper, the Aussie couple are halfway through an epic voyage across the Pacific Ocean in an effort to finally get home during Australia's pandemic lockout. Now in Tahiti, Mr Shepherd and Ms Ilic are searching for a replacement skipper and seaworthy vessel to make the final 6000 kilometre push for Brisbane. Jake Shepherd and Tamara Ilic, like tens of thousands of Australians, have been locked out because of the country's tough pandemic border lockdown...