I thoroughly enjoyed Take Us Home: Leeds United as shown on Amazon Prime. Narrated by big Leeds fan Russell Crowe, Series One shows the drama Continue Reading
2020-21 UEFA Nations League – Guide for England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales fans
The dates for the 2020-21 UEFA Nations League group matches have now been confirmed, with the home nations of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales Continue Reading
Introducing the Autumn Nations Cup
A brand new and exciting Rugby Union tournament has been announced to take place across four weekends in November and December – the Autumn Nations Continue Reading
Keirin Racing in Japan – An Interesting Watch
I thoroughly enjoyed The Secret World of Japanese Bicycle Racing with Sir Chris Hoy, the short documentary shown on the BBC (still available to watch Continue Reading
Griffin Park to the Brentford Community Stadium – a new era for Brentford and London Irish
Today marks the start of a new era for Brentford Football Club, with the first competitive match at their brand new home – the Brentford Continue Reading
Football by the seaside: Guide to the Amex Stadium (Brighton & Hove Albion)
Heading down to The Amex this season to watch Brighton and Hove Albion play? Read the Sports Tourist’s guide to visiting Brighton for the football, Continue Reading
A couple of surprises in Bristol: Ashton Gate (Bristol City)
Ah the magic of the FA Cup. I sit here and type this as I have the Fourth Round draw on the TV, and it Continue Reading
Sports Tourist’s Guide to the British & Irish Lions Tour of South Africa 2021
The touring side of the British and Irish Lions is one sport’s most unique teams, combining the best players from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales Continue Reading
5 reasons why the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia & New Zealand will be the best ever
With the news that Australia and New Zealand have been awarded the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, what an exciting and great prospect this is Continue Reading
Super Rugby Aotearoa – Crowds return!
Today marks a big day in sport, with the return of what is possibly the most important aspect of live competitive sport – the crowd. Continue Reading