The Greatest Gift
My introduction to the game of cricket was through my dad. He played the game for the local village, Purton in Wiltshire, – the oldest club in the county – and like many families we would go and watch him
Are The Current Pathways One-Way Traffic?
The sporting world is a very different landscape to the one we all knew just before the turn of this century. There is, as you would expect, some good and some bad. We hear plenty across all sports about “pathways.”
The Big Stick Approach, Has it Worked?
Sport whether we like it or not draws out passion in those of us who play, and those of us who support. Often in playing the passion is born of a moment, and frequently players themselves will tell you that
Podcast 119 – The Bench, Finding Work For Elite Athletes, Cameras in Changing Rooms and Sporting Bodies Supporting Political Agendas
There is plenty under discussion on this sshow as we follow up on discussions points from the last podcast. Our special guest is the Australian Men’s hockey goalkeeper Andrew Charter who is a dual career athlete, who has witnessed first
England’s Ashes Woes Clarify That Changes Must Happen
During the rain delay of the Sydney Ashes Test between Australia and England the ABC played an interview conducted by the BBC’s Simon Mann with the Managing Director of England Cricket, Ashley Giles. For any England fans that heard the
