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Recent Articles – take a look
- The Lord’s Work
- Beaten and bloodied, yet unbowed
- Taking the reins
- Rock of Ages
- The Gifts and the Burdens
- The very best of men
- Twelve become two
- Without and within: Saracens will be missed
- The XV – a brand new rugby website
- One Game at a Time – Episode 10
- One Game at a Time – Episode 9
- A prodigal son, of sorts
- One Game at a Time – Episode 8
- One Game at a Time – Episode 7
- Appointing George
Category Archives: golf
Third time’s a charm
This article was picked up by Rugby World – click here It has been decided. Despite all our best intentions, crossing of fingers and I do hope nots, we have a final between the two best sides in the competition. This … Continue reading
Posted in golf, Sport
Tagged All Blacks, australia rugby, Dan Carter, David Pocock, michael Chieka, new zealand, Richie McCaw, rugby world cup final, rwc 2015, RWC'15, Steve Hansen
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Two juvenile fingers
Is there something of a movement going on? Are sportsmen and women really not seeing age as a factor? Is sport moving towards the concept that experience is not as important as ability? Let’s look at some recent evidence. Football: … Continue reading
Posted in cricket, football, golf, rugby, Sport
Tagged ashes, aviva premiership, cricket, experience, gatland, rwc 2015, Saracens, wales rugby, youth
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On the M5, heading north…
It was interesting to read this week that Rory McIlroy, the world’s number one golfer, refers to his meltdown on the last day of the Masters in 2011 as ‘the most important day of his career.’ Too often in sport, … Continue reading
Posted in golf, rugby, Sport
Tagged bristol rugby, greene king ipa championship, Luke Baldwin, worcester warriors
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Did He smile to see His work?
As far as sporting stories go this week, two catch my eye. The first is that Father Time, the iconic weather vane that sits atop Lord’s, the home of the MCC and English Cricket, has taken a battering. The recent … Continue reading
