Sporting pictures: World Cup Final Special
Possibly the best image of the 2018 World Cup. Croatia was the story of the Cup, and just look at those two. And look at their fans. Paul Pogba, a[…]
Monthly Archive: July 2018
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 15 July, non World Cup Special
Aw, cute. But without coming across as a pedant, shouldn’t they be swapping jersies? Anyway, NSW celebrated showing true class. Remember Dane Coles? He’s a Blues fan too. What’s Trent[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 13 July, World Cup Special
Ah England, and what they offered to the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Rainham in Kent, during the It’s Coming Home phase. Even Ben Stokes was practicing penalties. “If Harry Maguire[…]
80 words in 80 minutes. NRL round 18
By Stephen Gallagher Friday, July 13 Panthers v Sharks, Panthers Stadium, 20.00NZT After the showing last week, the young Panthers don’t really need their Origin stars rushed back. Both sides[…]
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England VAR
England’s World Cup history could have been VAR-y different Why do the Three Lions always come up short at major tournaments? Any sensible fan will tell you that it’s because[…]
A Wholly Appropriate Catch-cry
By The Spotter ‘It’s coming home’. It’s what they’ll tell you about the World Cup trophy in old Blighty. Not withstanding the unlikelihood of that actually happening when one considers who else is left; it will be[…]
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World Cup Diary 7
By Euan McCabe As the winter rain and howling wind lashed against my windows on early Sunday morning as England led Sweden 2-0, I found my mind drifting back to[…]
Origin 3 Preview
By Stephen Gallagher Origin 3 gets underway on Wednesday, with kick off at 10 NZ time. History beckons for Fittler’s Blues. As they are just 80 minutes away from being[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 8 July, World Cup Special
Kylian Mbeppe has been one of the stars of the World Cup so far. A couple of years ago he knew how to decorate his bedroom. We’ll miss the Russian[…]
A Longer World Cup Chat
In the studio with Euan McCabe (giving away a copy of his book) and Matt Buck looking back at the Quarter-finals, pondering the Brazilian demise, and can England do it?[…]
