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
NTFS#128 – Mental Health in Sport is Under Discussion, As Is World Athletics Paying Medallists in Paris
Mental health has become a big issue in sport in recent years. Yet are many of the issues being branded as a mental health problem are to many not really deserving of being labelled as such. We have been trying
NTFS#125 – Fair Game, Trying to Save Football From Itself, the Sponsorship of National Teams, Plus So Much More…
Happy New Year! . Welcome to our 549th show in our 19th year thank you to all those who have stuck with us on this journey. If you care about football this is one interview you do not want to
Closing Out A Game.
When is a museum not a museum? This could be the opening line of a children’s joke. Sadly it is not a joke. A museum is best defined as being a ‘permanent institution in the service of society that researches,
Vale: Shane Warne
In August 1982 i was sat in the Mound stand at Lords for the Saturday of the second test match between England Pakistan. The visitors were in a commanding position having declared at 428 for 8. England reached 3 for
