Vale Jonah Lomu
He was labelled the first “superstar of rugby.” There are some who will argue that Colin “Pinetree” Meads, Barry John or JPR Williams were superstars before him, but they never received the coverage that Jonah Lomu’s feats did, as in
The Small Are Given a Voice, Yet May not Be Allowed to Speak
The powers that be at World Rugby should take a bow for heading in the opposite direction to the International Cricket Council by giving the lower tier nations more of a say in how the game is run, rather than
Podcast #10 – Two Inspiring Athletes Who Have Overcome Adversity, plus so much more.
We are back with another show and if we do say so ourselves we reckon it’s another great one! Two great guests who have both overcome adversity and shown that there is always a solution to a problem. Andrew Liddawi
Mountainous Men Make Marketing a Challenge
Rugby, a game for all shapes and sizes. Well, it used to be, now you simply have to be huge. Rugby was always a unique sport in that if you were short and fat and found running tiresome there was
Universal Acceptance is Hard to Gain
Depending on whom you were supporting in the Wallabies quarter final against Scotland the comments of Fox Sports Greg Clark may have amused or annoyed. On several occasions he referred to players representing Scotland as “Kilted Kiwis” or “Jock Boks.”
