If you are unaware of England’s recent victory over France in the fifth round of the Six Nations, securing themselves their first Grand Slam in thirteen years, I am forced to ask where you have been in the last month. The Winning of the Grand Slam is testament to Eddie … Read more
Six Nations
England’s run – luck or strategic?
It only seems like yesterday that we were all talking about the World Cup and Wale’s victory over England and here we all are watching the Six Nations.
England with an injection of new people and a totally new leadership group, also now have … Read more
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On the first day of Christmas
My agent sent to me:
A mince pie and a CV
On the second day of Christmas
My agent sent to me:
Two FCAs
And a mince pie and a CV
On the third day of Christmas
My agent sent to me:
Three fresh
The Great British Bake Off
Was winning the competition a piece of cake?
12 candidates, 11 weeks of different styles of baking and not to mention what a tough pair Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry are to impress.
Imagine going through an assessment process similar to the Bake Off. Paul Hollywood being your CEO, Mary
Warren Gatland – Genius or lucky?
Always an honour to host a big sporting event and what an exciting and unexpected set of results.
Talking moment of this year’s World Cup to date is Japan’s victory over South Africa. How did Japan manage the biggest upset of this year’s tournament, not to mention Wales and Australia
The Ashes Concluded
What can we take from this win?
Did home advantage play a part in England’s win? Yes when the pitches were prepared for English conditions definitely favoured the English bowling attack.
The series saw one side dominating each Test match, why the exaggerated performance by either side on each occasion?
The Ashes Part 2
Did the teams learn from the last Ashes?
Having lost the last series would England bounce back? Can home advantage go in England’s favour? England started the first test well and won, to then have their bottoms smacked in the second test. What have England and Australia learnt from the … Read more
Women’s World Cup 2015
Has the recent and current sporting highlight of late in the shape of the Women’s World Cup taking place in Canada, been given the visibility and profile it should deserve?. Women’s football in the past has been dismissed, except in a few notable nations such as Italy and the USA … Read more
Employment Post Election
PM’s view on matters…
Britain under the Conservatives will have the highest employment rate in the developed world and a job “for everyone who wants one” by 2020, said David Cameron. Outlining one of his most audacious targets for another term as Prime Minister, Mr. Cameron said his party would
The Ashes…..
The Ashes are eagerly anticipated as always;
The widely differing fortunes of the Australians and English teams over the past 3 years provides food for thought…
Let’s take a look at 2 teams; Australia and England.
Whilst the former performed so well winning the world cup and the other has
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