Global Rugby, A Game For All?
Sport used to be about competition. It was based around a tough contest when the whistle, siren or gun sounded and the forming of friendships once the contest was over. This was the case not only at the highest level
Lions Tours Take On The Best
Despite a British and Irish Lions Tour to remember there are still some people who question the quadrennial tour. They have questioned whether the united Lions are good enough to take on the Southern Hemisphere teams, and whether in the
Podcast #38 – Scotland Midfielder Asa Hartford, the FFA and Cricket’s Stand Off.
Thank you once again to who downloaded the last podcast, as the last show broke all records in terms of listeners and thank you also to those who took the time to contact us with their feedback. On this show
No, to a Fourth Test
The final three minutes of the British and Irish Lions final Test match against the All Blacks will be talked about for at least the next twelve years. Was referee Romain Poite right to award a scrum to New Zealand
The Dis-United Kingdom
New England football manager Sam Allardyce has only been in the job five minutes and already appears to have spiced things up by stating that he would welcome Team GB competing at future Olympic Games. In the London Olympic Games
