Pheweeee Wotta Scorcher

Posted on May 23, 2010

What a lovely weekend of summer weather we have just had with temperatures nudging towards the thirty mark. I love the first (and quite possibly the only) really hot days of Summer as it turns us all stark raving mad, not least the great British Tabloids, with the Sunday Mirror today boasting the headline HOTTER THAN CAIRO which is poor in comparison to HOTTA THAN THE COSTA, HOTTY TOTTY, and BRITAINS HOT TALENT! backed by pictures of what look ...

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Why Is There So Much To Football I Hate??

Posted on May 19, 2010

Bit of a blog delay here, I have been away on a short, but lovely break in the Herefordshire Countryside, it was a cracking weekend with great company, great food, and great wine.However this didn't stop me watching two live football matches over the weekend, the first time I have done this in years, firstly the Cup Final on Saturday, then the Division One play off semi final on Monday night.I used to love football, and I still believe that a ...

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Changes Taking Place And Not Just In Politics

Posted on May 13, 2010

Yesterday, Britain witnessed something most of us have never seen before, a coalition government, and a big love in in the gardens of number 10 Street which just stopped shot of Nick Clegg and David Cameron fornicating in the Tulips. It is time I suppose, that we all got behind this double act, and hope and pray that it somehow works, though I can't see it. It has been said that the last time there was a coalition there was a common enemy in ...

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A Brief Moment As A Hero

Posted on May 10, 2010

What is it that makes ordinary sportsmen make a transition to rise above everyone else under intense pressure to become a hero, a champion, and a winner? Some people have that ability to do it, to sink that 8 foot putt on the 18th at The British open, to calmly place a penalty in the bottom corner in the World Cup Final, or to score 20 not out batting at number 10 to guide Oakley Saturday II's to victory against Whitchurch in the in drizzle in ...

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A Meet Up With The Aussies On A Cold Bank Holiday

Posted on May 3, 2010

A cold Northerly wind greeted my friends from Australia this weekend. It is hard to convince them that up until they arrived the sun had shone and the weather has been warm and settled. It is difficult to comprehend the culture shock they have had, for 12 years they have been living in the Northern Territory of Australia that it is basically hot, or fucking hot, yesterday it was 8c and driving rain, it must have felt like Greenland to them, ...

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