WHO IS IN CHARGE?
It may appear to be a silly question but let us consider it for a moment: in any sporting fixture, who is in charge? The obvious answer is that the
It may appear to be a silly question but let us consider it for a moment: in any sporting fixture, who is in charge? The obvious answer is that the
There cannot be many followers of sport, even non-cricketers, who have never heard of the Ashes. The phrase that is used to define the regular cricketing battles between Australia and
In the 1970s there was a spate of popular comedy films in the ‘Carry On’ franchise; the titles included Carry on Sergeant, Carry On Nurse, Carry On Teacher, Carry On
The first lady British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, once famously said that, “Being powerful is like being a lady: if you have to tell people you are, you aren’t!” The
We go to a restaurant and are told we can eat whatever and as much as we want, so what do we do? If we are male, we fill our
Two stirring articles chronicling two very different characters involved in two contrasting sports, both at the highest level, appeared on the BBC Sport website on 20 July 2020 and considered
A parent was once asked why on earth so much money and time was spent on sports at school; sport at school is not exactly cheap, after all, with all
In a previous article we noted how the great Dutch soccer player, Johan Cruyff, lamented that “playing simple football is the hardest thing there is.” So, let us make soccer,
Hansie Cronje was the successful captain of the South African national cricket team in the 1990s yet that is not why he will be remembered by most people. He will
Many of us will be familiar with the quotation often attributed (though seemingly inaccurately) to Henry Ford, when he introduced the world to the first motor car: “If I had