SidelineSRB slavi svoj deveti rođendan. Nekih 120 digitalnih godina… U doba nikada većeg broja medija, koji nastaju i nestaju, SidelineSRB hrabro ostaje u digitalnom prostoru, raste i napreduje.
In 2024 we have reached Year Nine of SidelineSRB. About 120 years in Digital time. During the era of constant creation and dissipation of news outlets, SidelineSRB is bravely remaining in the media landscape.
…Emma García and Dennis Gonzáles win the gold at the Belgrade European Aquatics Championship. The home duet – Serbia’s Jelena and Ivan finish fourth with an energising program during EAC Day 3.
Darling readers, as you probably know, I’ve had an accident where I injured my right wrist. This means no writing, no content… I’m officially on injury leave.
The year started golden, didn’t it.
Now, I’ll be fine, but I need to give my tendons time to heal. Which means we’re on a pause until further notice. Follow my IG and Twitter for breaking news, no pun intended.
Thank you for understanding. 🙂
-J.
I wish you happiness and health. Love, healing and success in all of your endeavours. Most of all, I wish you peace. May 2024 be better than anything you expect. 🙂
Happy New Year! Continue following SidelineSRB in 2024. xo
Želim vam zdravlje i sreću. Zatim, ljubav i uspeh u svim poduhvatima. Najvažnije od svega, želim vam mir. Neka vam nastupajuća 2024. bude bolja od svega što nje očekujete.
Srećna Nova godina! Pratite SidelineSRB i u 2024.
Flying through the air of the Belgrade MTS Dvorana were the light, yet powerful dancers of the Samaia European Tour ensemble. They compete through beautifully choreographed movements in the name of medieval tradition and the prestige held by the title of a Kartvelian dancer in modern-day Georgian society. This amalgam of classical ballet, warfare agility, showmanship, as well as a search for love is valued globally for its unique set of required skills. Including outmost athleticism.
Novak Đoković wins his 40th Masters title and secures his position of World No 1 for the end of the year. Nikola Jokić stays in double digits, while LEN are still searching for a new European Championship alternative. This and more in this week’s Recap.
This week on the Recap: Partizan wins the Euroleague Derby, Serbia remembers the birth of legendary coach Dušan Ivković, while Nemanja Majdov judos his way to a Gran Slam gold. Also featured, the Water Polo European Championship is moved to a new host country and much more.
Crvena Zvezda has cut ties with coach Duško Ivanović, as both Zvezda and Partizan are on a losing streak ahead of the two derbies. In terms of water polo, Partizan remains without a defined training location, as the Serbian League continues. This and much more in the week’s sporting recap.
Excellent shooting in the first half, the premiere appearance for Milos Teodosić in the Belgrade Red and White, and passionate home support marked Zvezda’s victory against ASVEL (94:73).
Red Star drew against BSC Young Boys (2:2) after an exciting Champions League R2 match that featured a cannonade of goals – from the offside position.
