Keep Up The Good Work
It can be an unpopular, thankless and lonely task exposing corruption or wrong doing in any walk of life, but probably never more so than in sport, and especially football, the most popular game in the world. For a start
What The Beck?
It has taken England a long time to gain the honour of hosting the 2012 Olympics, in fact it will be 64 years since they last hosted them when the games get under way next year. They are determined to
When Irish Eyes are Glazed
A week ago the World Darts Grand Prix event was held in Dublin, at the new convention centre. The event was won by Phil “The Power” Taylor but organizers were far more impressed by something other than Phil’s propensity for
Black Magic
From the French National rugby team’s response to the All Black Haka, last night’s Rugby Union World Cup final surpassed all expectations. Most finals are like a woman in labour for eighty minutes, a lot of huffing and puffing, but
Vale Marco Simoncelli
Whenever anyone dies young it hurts those who knew them so much more than if they have lived a full life. When it is a young talented athlete, the attention is greater and the grief widespread. Such is the feeling
