Life And Sport From An Armchair View
So, here we are. Back where we started. Just when a veneer of what used to pass for normality was at least partially re-appearing on the horizon. All because some genius decided to re-open the schools even though it was as obvious as the nose on your face that things were going to spiral out... Continue Reading →
It’s hard to believe in today’s context, but, when Roy Keane left Nottingham for Manchester, the £3.75m Brian Clough et al acquired for the transaction was a record. Sometimes, there’s a temptation to ponder how people’s perception of the double-jobbing assistant coach has, among large percentages, shifted seismically since the days of Saipan. Everything about... Continue Reading →