[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2015/01/boardingtornpaper.jpg] The Abu Dhabi golf tournament seems to be the sport’s big annual kick-off. I saw hot World Number One Rory McIlroy give an interesting press conference in between warm-up rounds. He always starts his year flying to this event.
Formula One motor racing. Many people’s idea of legitimised paint dry watching. Yet on the rare occasion there’s an incident-packed grand prix it can be riveting. The broadcast snippets of radio chatter between pit and driver can be entertaining. This year my ears pricked at the apparent stubbornness
As a cricket nut, I couldn’t resist a post on the extraordinary week that surrounds Kevin Pietersen’s autobiographical score-settling. Being in Team England famously became known as life in the bubble during the past decade. A bubble, it seems, beset by the danger of several pricks. Any of
A week on from the terrific European Ryder Cup victory, a couple of reflections on how the Americans seem at present continually put to the sword. For today, Captain McGinley’s meticulous preparation reminded me of way back in 1997. In his homeland, Spanish legend Seve Ballesteros was by all
[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2014/09/rydercuptartan2014.png] I’m lucky enough to have sat in what has been Europe’s team room at The Belfry. Maybe not so fortunate to have patronised the adjoining Bel-Air nightclub. Ahem. As Europe beat America for an 8 from 10 record,