Shakira to Vuvuzelas: A look back at the most musical World Cup of all time

by James Flint | May 20, 2024 | Record Cabinet

Tags: World Cup, Spain, Shakira, music Picture the scene, it’s summer of 2010, World Cup fever is well and truly alive. On the pitch there were iconic moments either good or bad, from ‘Goal Bafana Bafana, goal for South Africa, goal for all of Africa’, to Frank...

From the iconic to the controversial: a look back at some of the best sporting renditions of The Cranberries’ Zombie

by Alfie Dunn | May 20, 2024 | Record Cabinet

Tags; Zombie, The Cranberries, Rugby, Irish Rugby, Dolores O’Riordan Zombie is a song that always causes a stir, whenever and wherever it plays. Some claim it has deep rooted political drivings behind it, whereas others regard it as a song that drives national...

Three Lions: The Anthem That Defined a Generation

by Joseph Gainsford | May 20, 2024 | Euros 2024, Record Cabinet

Tags: Three Lions, Baddiel and Skinner, World Cup, Euros, With Euro 2024 fever almost in full effect, that means one thing, a seasonal climb up the music charts for Baddiel and Skinner’s infamous song ‘Three Lions’. The song with ‘The Lightning Seeds’ has had ten...

A Look Back At Diana Ross’ Catastrophic Penalty at the 1994 World Cup

by Alfie Dunn | May 20, 2024 | Record Cabinet

Tags: Diana Ross, penalty, Baggio, World Cup, 1994, America By Alfie Dunn It’s always said that in football, penalties are anybody’s game. Statistically, a player should score a penalty at least 7 times out of 10. More specifically, a penalty yields an xG (expected...