A Shining Light
By The Spotter Life and fate can be exceptionally cruel. A shining light extinguished far too early and what unimaginable sorrow for her husband, Duane and their children- Tayla, Charlie and Matt.[…]
By The Spotter Life and fate can be exceptionally cruel. A shining light extinguished far too early and what unimaginable sorrow for her husband, Duane and their children- Tayla, Charlie and Matt.[…]
By The Spotter I welled up yesterday morning and a part of my heart broke. Steve Sumner was just the bee’s knees for me as an impressionable, mad-on-football 11 year-old, with[…]
By The Spotter When after ten agonising years, Roger Federer got one over his long-term old rival Rafael Nadal in the fifth set of a major final, Federer’s boundless, child-like[…]
By The Spotter A Happy New Year to whoever out there is still reading this stuff. Many thanks. We all love hearing a good sporting wind-up and no doubt the wittier the better, perhaps so long as[…]
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[…]
By The Spotter Two sublime performances thirty-seven years apart, given by two flyhalves slim in stature and fleet of foot was also perfectly paralleled by the same scoreline, 24-19. The first coming in Auckland in July 1979,[…]
By The Spotter There has been a lot said and written this week. Is it right to say that the All Blacks have become ‘a dirty team’ on the basis of[…]
By The Spotter The pride in being an All Black is nigh on insurmountable. And make no mistake, that reversal in Chicago would have hurt and grated like hell. So[…]
By The Spotter It was quite the train wreck for the All Blacks. There would be no Crotty-Cruden fairytale this time, either. And in a funny way we really should have seen it coming, although the[…]