Mike Moon
We're forever blowing bubbles
HERE are words to a song you might hear tomorrow if you switch the telly to football:0 CommentsSimnikiwe Xabanisa
Meyer, White much the same
THERE'S a guy at my local pub who my friends have taken to calling my best mate.0 CommentsFirdose Moonda
Lorgat can save our cricket
THE cricketing world breathed a collective sigh of relief when Dave Richardson was announced as Haroon Lorgat's successor in the role of International Cricket Council CEO.0 CommentsCarlos Amato
RVP at a moral crossroads
IF YOU could triple your wages by joining a superior rival employer to work alongside more accomplished colleagues, would you? You'd have to be stupid or mad to stay put. 1 CommentsArchie Henderson
Rovers not too Kean on Blackburn's chicken run
IF YOU give us jock journos a sniff at a pun, a simile or a metaphor, we're like a pack of bloodhounds. Good or, mostly, bad we'll be out there on the trail trying to outdo one another.0 CommentsBareng-Batho Kortjaas
Flair and African style? What a joke, coming from you, Stu
HEY Bra Stu. Welcome back down south, Wolverhampton lad. Congrats on being the Chosen One at Kaizer Chiefs.0 CommentsDan Retief
Injuries cheating fans out of seeing the best players
THINGS have come to a pretty pass when a 20-something rugby player complains about being exhausted.0 CommentsLuke Alfred
Time to storm the English beaches
Proteas need to do well because SA cricket needs good news0 CommentsSunday Times sport staff
Rule book not a Downs must-read
MAMELODI Sundowns are increasingly casting themselves in the role of annoying mother-in-law in the PSL. First Johan Neeskens complained about the Nedbank semifinal fixtures. Then the mellow-yellow management protested about the final being staged in Soweto. Tsamaya expects the army of Sundowns officials - bedecked in their dangerously shiny suits - to be au fait with PSL rules which state that finals are played at neutral venues. Unless they are like the Bafana Bafana management who can't read the Caf Afcon qualification rule book ...0 CommentsLiam Del Carme
Whistle-blower nailed for assistants mistake
TIGHTHEADS bumped into a referee who was quick to explain he had been picking up the flak for his assistants' mistakes. On consecutive weekends he received incorrect recommendations from the same source. "Problem is, everybody thinks I'm the poephol, but it was the assistant's call. Yet I'm the guy who gets nailed but nobody knows who Stefan Breytenbach is." Now we do.0 CommentsA really clever equine
Day of underdogs
BOTH favourites were toppled in yesterday's all-northern hemisphere Rugby World Cup quarterfinals and Springbok supporters will be hoping the trend continues this morning.0 CommentsLuke Alfred & Liam Del Carme
