footslog

And the 'Dazzler' says England will "take some stopping" in 2023, even on parched Indian pitches, after their super-over thriller a week ago ended 44 years of barren one-day footslog.

His vast improvement in an uphill footslog over the past 12 months has been remarkable.

There are two bars, 24-hour room and concierge service and if the footslog of West End shopping isn't enough for you, there's a gym.

Lloris, who broke his wrist in a "domestic accident" pre-season, says Tottenham need to improve on last term's long-haul footslog on the continent when they were knocked out in the last-32 of the Europa League by Fiorentina.

Unglamorous work it may be but in the end well worth the footslog!

But there will be plenty of happy memories, too, for the annual footslog is one of the best events on this city's packed social calendar.

On a 280 miles footslog from Jarrow town hall to London to search,

Former England captain John Terry, 37, is unlikely to subscribe for another year of Championship footslog, while striker Jonathan Kodjia and defender James Chester will attract interest.

If the 170-mile commute almost became a chore in 1993, the Owls have had 23 years at leisure to shake the footslog from their system.

Since the cabs are often full, the hapless pedestrian, formerly a metro passenger, has no alternative but to footslog it along the semi-tarmac track, along which the pavement is conspicuous by its absence, and dice with death, being narrowly missed

It's an energy-sapping event, taking participants on a 26-mile footslog around the city.