Vale Jerry Collins
In the profession era of modern sport, money and marketing have become major influences on players and clubs. However there are some players who understand that sport is so much more than that. Jerry Collins was one such man, and
Penalties A Kick in the Guts
Possession may be nine tenths of the law, but in sport it is not a lot of good unless you turn that possession into points or goals. The Western Force have found that out the hard way in 2015. Last
Refusing to Step Out of the Limelight
What a shame that Australia’s triumph in the Cricket World Cup has been overshadowed by the performance of Shane Warne and his post match interviews, but honestly is it really a surprise to anyone. As insightful as Shane Warne may
It is What is, Not What Might Have been, that Matters
Statistics, lies and damn lies is the saying and it may well be true when looking at the performances of South African batsman Hashim Amla who was undoubtedly the cricketer of the English Summer scoring 817 International runs at an
The Symmetry of 99
Sir Donald Bradman said before he passed away that Indian great Sachin Tendulkar was the batsman who most reminded him of himself, and it could be interesting to see the two men sharing the number 99 on retirement. Being bowled
