Vale: Tony Cozier
There are some people whose voices become synonymous with sport. In cricket, for me, growing up in England it was Jim Laker and John Arlott, on moving to Australia it was Bill Lawry, and of course Richie Benaud. Harsha Bhogle
Texting The Key to Rio’s Success
Many Australians best knowledge of Indonesia comes from a trip to Bali. Here they may or may not be impressed with the scooter skills of the locals, but it is in a car that 23 year old Rio Haryanto hopes
It’s About More Than Just Football
Avid football fans will remember Victoria Beckham otherwise known as “Posh” from the Spice Girls launched a legal battle against Peterborough United who had been nicknamed “The Posh” over the use of the word. Peterborough had been known as The
Castro and Keogh A Key Combination
Congratulations to Spaniard Diego Castro for sweeping the board when it came to the awards at Perth Glory’s Most Glorious Player Dinner. Castro who was signed at the start of the last A-League season picked up the coveted QBE Most
You Have to Love the English
It was surprising this week that so many people were shocked by Louis Van Gaal’s reference to Sex Masochism. When one looks at an explanation of Sex Masochism it pretty much sums up his season with Manchester United. ‘Sexual masochism
