May sees march on spring targets

2015 was a year Jonny May is unlikely to forget in a hurry. He helped Gloucester Rugby win the European Continue reading →

World Cup failure prompts Lancaster bombing

Not since the World Cup quarter final defeat to France in 2011 has rugby union gone head to head with Continue reading →

Woodman still more prop than property

In less time than it takes Usain Bolt to run 100 metres, Trevor Woodman could have left rugby behind. That’s Continue reading →

Curveball solution to Oval finale

The Ashes have provided some excellent material for the media this summer, and not all of it on the field. Continue reading →

Location location location

With apologies to Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer, today is all about location. Two of the most famous events in Continue reading →

Ashes set alight by no11 Agar

I have a picture at home by a local artist, Roy Perry, called “the last batsman”. It shows a village Continue reading →

Holding back the years

I’ve been in the company of cricketing royalty this week. Two men from different parts of the world, but who Continue reading →

Hartley in a jam, and a pickle in Europe

The rugby season certainly went out with some fire about it. The Premiership final crackled and spat as Leicester, in Continue reading →