Movember...hairy goodness Thank you very much to the person who donated to my wee site which means in turn I donated to Movember. Movember is a non-profit helping with men's health. This wee project takes some time and resources and I hope by bringing it to you, you get some entertainment from it. If you … Continue reading WooHoo first donation to Movember
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?
Genuine tough guy and dual international, Hamish Bond New Zealand have a history of producing sports men and women that excel at more than one sport. Off the top of my head Brian McKechnie, Jeff Wilson, John Timu, Sonny-Bill Williams, Suzie Bates, Sophie Devine and Belinda Colling are in recent memory. Incidentally, Brian McKechnie played … Continue reading What the actual f$#k?!
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
I read the news this morning. I even watched that nauseating pair on channel one. The sports news had a rugby story leading on everything I watched/read. No surprises you say! You'd be right - however, the Southern Hemisphere's premier club competition has its semi finals this weekend in what could be some great battles … Continue reading Pooper Rugby
(Photo Courtesy of The Independent, UK) He reminds me not of a golfer built with the perfect physique nor the perfect swing but as a golfer with the tenacity of a cat stalking a bird. Jordan Speith looked done. After 13 holes he was history - surely it was Matt Kuchar's time. Then without warning … Continue reading Heir Jordan
This week we see the start of the Super 139,998,493,278,323 finals series where teams will be knocked out of the competition and we will eventually have a winner. A few points have come up of late - some new some not-so-new. It appears the equal opportunity employers, South African Rugby, have decided to throw two … Continue reading Why make it complicated?
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
The screamer was beaten in the US Open by Caroline Wozniacki. It seems Caro and Rory are doing well since breaking up. Is the screaming necessary? Probably not, but it certainly get people talking and polarises the audience. Michael Sam was dropped by the St. Louis Rams. Sam is/was the only openly gay NFL player. … Continue reading Interesting quips from the weekend
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