The legacy of the great British bowler
From Fred Trueman James Anderson, Britain has produced some truly spectacular bowlers over the years.
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From Fred Trueman James Anderson, Britain has produced some truly spectacular bowlers over the years.
The fate of former Welsh rugby captain, Ryan Jones, has yet again exposed the lurking truth about the dangers of professional rugby. But our response to these rare, tragic cases must be proportionate.
Athletics might not get as much coverage as it should, but there are some superstar sportsmen and women currently competing for Scotland.
With an 8-0 victory under their belt, England’s Lionesses are a force to be reckoned with and a reminder of the joy of women’s football.
Jones seems more concerned with hogging the limelight than doing his job and coaching the England rugby team to victory.
Why anyone would voluntarily put themselves through such an arduous event. What’s more, why do we celebrate those who suffer in this way?
Many are buying into the idea of a “New England” but only time will tell if the England cricket team can keep up the terrific batting.
Remember the good old days, when sport was played for recreation and enjoyment and money had hardly anything to do with it?
First run in 1780, this year’s Derby will be held in memory of the world-famous jockey Lester Piggott.
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