NFL Week 17 with rabid Kansas City Chiefs fan Hamish Girvan
Week 17 of the NFL is always tough to pick – some games relevant, others not and teams with a playoff spot cemented start resting players. So here we go[…]
Monthly Archive: December 2016
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Your World Test XI for 2016
It is that time of the year where everyone picks their World Test XI of the year. This is the last bastion of test cricket requiring special attention as an[…]
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Your Coat, Sir…oh, and Your Ethics
By The Spotter It was a peloton of pig-headedness; a slimy trail of misconception and egoism headed up by the narcissistic slug at the front. A ghastly sight for sure. Imagine[…]
Steinlager. How the mighty fell
What is wrong with 2016? A year where there has been a string of international breakdowns of thought patterns we consoled ourselves that in some way we were a little[…]
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Those 2016 moments via Youtube
‘Tis the season to get lazy and find a range of YouTube links to some of the more memorable sporting moments of the year, The Icelandic hoof. Remember this was[…]
NFL Game of the Week – New England Patriots at Denver Broncos – 10.25am Monday NZ time
By Hamish Girvan Don’t bet against it You don’t make money betting against the New England Patriots is generally the rule when it comes to betting in a the NFL[…]
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Sports activities and gambling in New Zealand
Apart from enjoying online gambling, residents are keen sports people and are big fans of rugby, cricket, soccer, netball, basketball, horse racing and equestrian, cycling, sailing, etc. New Zealanders’ also[…]
Sporting pictures of the week :- 16 December
Surfing photos taken to the next level. Mick Fanning surfing off the coast of Norway underneath the Northern lights. The commercialisation of modern football jumps another shark. Benfica players exit[…]
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And they say T20 is a young man’s game
The Wellington Firebirds squad has been named for the next round of the McDonalds Super Smash, and is highlighted by the return of cult hero Grant Elliott, and the introduction[…]
Mitchell Johnson: Resilient
This is arguably the most Ocker book of all time. Mitchell Johnson sets the scene in the first chapter. He was erratic, he got that, and he moved on. Will[…]
