It’s a cliche, but the Paralympics provide the best moments. Here’s Brazil’s Yeltsin Jacques celebrating with his guide after winning the men’s 1500m final. Women’s wheelchair tennis doubles final. Ecuador’s[…]
By Graeme Woolf I regret to inform you that I’ve got a fever. It seems that most years recently at around this time, it comes on. I often know well[…]
The official opening of the Paris Paralympics. Old mate Phygie and friends. Teamwork in the heats of the 100 metres swimming. Oi oi oi. A warm welcome to South Africa[…]
Tour of Spain lag starting in a supermarket. And they are heading for the exit. Over to Germany for the annual Mud Olympics. Chelea v Manchester City in one sentence.[…]
Farewell to the Paris Olympics. And we never got to understand how the omnium works. We will miss the boulder climbing. We will also miss the swimming in the Seine.[…]
By Aiden McLaughlin A response was badly needed and a response certainly came at a wet and wild night at Eden Park as the All Blacks blew Argentina away by[…]
The City of Light knew how to put on a show. What’s not to love about surfing in Tahiti being part of the Olympics? They said he couldn’t do it. […]
By Aiden McLaughlin Results are what matter most but as so often, they don’t tell the full story. The Scott Robertson era has started with a 2-0 sweep against an[…]
By Scott MacLean In the age of professional rugby, the term “bolter” – meaning a wholly unforeseen “bolt from the blue” selection suffers from misuse; we’re usually accustomed to seeing[…]
By James Rodbourn Last week I provided roughly 1000 stats that showed the prevalence of home playoff wins in Super Rugby. So naturally at least one of the home teams[…]
