Sometimes the left hand doesn’t know what the extreme left hand is doing. Any serious sports fan knows that women’s sport is being massively pushed at the moment. Take women’s cricket, for example. A couple of years ago cricket sites … Continue reading →
So Peter Crouch, former England player, renowned for his humour, full of funny tales about life as a football star, gets interviewed by the Telegraph. This being the modern Telegraph, full of woke younger writers — not woke at the … Continue reading →
How We Can Be A Better Cricket Team, by Trevor Bayliss: Exclusively revealed: Trevor Bayliss shares his blueprint for English cricket to make the Test team more successful One of his ideas is: Banning touring players from playing county cricket … Continue reading →
Telegraph football writer Paul Hayward can always be relied upon to pen a nauseating article, and he hasn’t let us down. He notes the awful behaviour of some England football fans abroad: Dozens of fans stopped the cars of local … Continue reading →
The Telegraph thinks it is news that the producer of BBC’s Match of the Day thinks Match of the Day is wonderful. “It would sometimes get frustrating when you would get complaints that were simply factually wrong: for instance, there … Continue reading →
The Guardian gets the tennis world’s reaction to Serena Williams’ antics at the US Open 180 degrees arse-backwards, as usual: Tennis players past and present have rallied behind Serena Williams after she claimed the sport was riddled by sexism following … Continue reading →
Some born-again runner called Helen Croydon is acting like most born-again types do: It might seem like an odd coupling: the glamorous, glossy, raunchy Rita Ora, rarely seen in a photograph without brows, lashes and lips painted to perfection; and… football. The … Continue reading →
