The Big Cat celebrates his 15th major Tuesday the 23rd of Feb, 2021 Tiger Woods crashed his car with what seems to be some severity. At the time of writing he is in surgery and apparently has multiple leg injuries. We hope he makes a full recovery and is back to the course soon. Sentiments … Continue reading Crashing and Writing
Who, pray tell, are the top stakeholders in he game of Rugby Football Union? The nations? The clubs? The sponsors? No. I would say the major stakeholders of the game - any game - are the players and the fans. If one boils the facts down to brass monkeys, the fans are who pay for … Continue reading What was that for, ref?
As I scrolled through Twitter and the endless drivel that comes from the Alt-Left (and Right for that matter) I was greeted with a woman who had Tweeted that white, middle class men should be banned from the platform because capitalism was bad and white, middle class men are surrounded by privilege. Incredible. Using a … Continue reading Superstar Privilege
A classic test. Punch and counter punch. I am a purist when it comes to my game and last night's test was exactly that....a test. A test of will. A test of character. A test of mettle. The All Blacks came out on top of a contest that for a large part of the 80 … Continue reading All Blacks V South Africa…Number 1 V Number 2
Those of you who know me are well used to my rants and raves regarding the standard of refereeing in rugby union. What I've noticed is that I'm not alone - and neither is rugby. I have many friends enamored with rugby league and the NRL in particular. They have TWO referees on the field, … Continue reading Referee-induced anger
He did it. Baz McCullum made 300 on a bowlers wicket and saved the test against the Indians. This means the Indians leave our shores without a win!! I don't doubt that one of my former posts will cause a stir, but I'm having a rethink. Nz were 90 odd for 5 in the second … Continue reading 3 tons of fun!!
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