I remember seeing him play. A very hard-working type of player, midfield/inside forward if you go back that far! I think he went to Hayes after the Bees, and after that, QPR, though not as a player.
I thought he was fairly good. Of course, missing the penalty didn’t help, but we had so many great performances today. We made Spurs look very very average.
I thought it was more like a procession than a race. In the end, the finish was a massive anticlimax. I couldn’t distinguish the winner from the other athletes who still had a lap to go! As for the Brits, they were definitely the also-rans, and...
It’s a bit sad that it’s not as popular as it used to be. I think that athletics has got a bit of a reputation for drug enhanced performances, and it’s going to take a lot to change it back. And we’ve just had the Commonwealth Games as well, so...
I read an article which commented on the Aussie withdrawal, stating that the budgeted costs had doubled since they were first awarded them, and that the state would lose a load of money, so they pulled out. It looks like they were right,
Yes, it was excruciating to see us capitulate against the Argies after being one-up, but there was no confidence in the subs that he made, to the extent that we looked disjointed, notwithstanding they are all players of undoubted ability. I think...
It wasn’t a great game by any stretch, but I found it quite absorbing to watch. You know, waiting for the next crunching tackle, that type of thing. Very disappointing behaviour from the Argies of course. As usual.
The Argies were one down and had nothing to lose, so had to attack. We were one up and chose to defend, even though we had a few choices. But even so, our single choice was far too blatant, far too predictable, and far too robotic, which gave...
That’s the question, I’ve just looked up his injury record, and he’s fared better this last season, compared to the season before, and another plus point is his versatility, so it’s looking good for the season to come,