Tom Savage
One a great wind came and began to tug at the walls of the farmer’s new cottage. First, the eaves started to rumble. Then the walls shook. Then the windows…
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Any Head Coach or Director of Rugby is going to have to take that criticism at some point or another and this is the same with every team sport where…
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I had to write it, but I didn’t want to. Even still, Munster were a poor decision in the last five minutes away from possibly coming away with a losing…
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Did you ever read a book you didn’t like? I have and I’m sure you have. I’ve read plenty but the one that really stands out was Dan Brown’s “The…
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What has always been successful won’t always be successful. It’s true for soccer, just as true as it is for rugby. Just because you have always been successful doesn’t mean…
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My email went off again during a stream. It made a change from going off during a podcast recording after I forget to close the mail program, again, so that…
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Win and it’s easy. You’re a genius. The media start talking about all your little training gimmicks during the week as if they were nuggets of gold. All a player…
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I was talking with a guy I used to play with in Italy recently and, after all the usual catching up, we got down to how he was still devastated…
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This is the relationship between fan expectation and elite sporting performance and it’s the task facing Andy Farrell over the next 100 days as he prepares for his first Six…
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If you’re a child of the 80s and a retro soccer fan, as I am then Alan Hansen’s post-match analysis of Manchester United’s 3-1 defeat to Aston Villa on Match…
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