365 Sporting Days
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Watching Saracens during the 6 Nations has been interesting in recent years. With only one 6 Nations game in my diary this year I’ve been to more club games than I usually make during this spell. The results during this time have been – 8th Feb – Worcester 22 Saracens 38 16th Feb – Saracens 33 Leicester Tigers 10 22nd […]
What does it take to be a scorer? Tim Redsell gives us an idea
A bonus point win for Saracens against Leicester Tigers
Being a cricket fan as well as working with accounts means I’m a fan of ‘numbers’ and statistics. There’s been some disquiet amongst some England fans about the adulation show to Virat Kohli in the last year, a man who sits at the top of the ICC batting rankings for both Test Matches and ODI’s, he’s scored 6613 Test runs […]
I spotted this post on Facebook from Rob Lee, you can find him on Twitter @RobLee559 and thought it was worth sharing, please consider donating to this great club Allow me to tell you a story about Orrell RUFC that started way back in 1999. To some that’s not that long but, to me that’s more than three-quarters of my life. In […]
An evening event in Bradford meant an early morning and a long journey on the A1 to get to Allianz Park for this final pool game between Saracens and Glasgow. Both teams were assured a place in the final 8, this game was to decide where each would finish, Saracens were looking to remain the only team unbeaten in the […]
I’m in the mood for a rant with the nonsense that’s going on in our parliament today. I’ve been feeling a bit disillusioned with some who follow the game of rugby union. A game where good play is applauded no matter who is on the end of it. One of my biggest bug bears is the attitude towards teams who […]
Jez Denton @DentonJez has put fingers to keyboard to write about Andy Murray (The photos are from the ATP Finals, I was lucky enough to watch Andy play a couple of years ago) In being beaten in the first round of the Australian Open, the curtain may well have come down on the career of Sir Andy Murray, Britain’s greatest […]
Guest Blogger Anthony Archer made the trip to Lyon to watch this Champions Cup game, here are his thoughts – Loyal Saracens fans descended on Lyon at the weekend for Round 5 of the European Rugby Champions Cup, many with the memory of the last visit to this impressive city, the 2016 Final against Racing 92. The welcome was immense […]
Some of my favourite cricket photos from the summer of 2019
An Open Letter to the ECB Sirs Who exactly do the ECB and Counties consider as the ‘target market’? I ask the question because I’d consider myself as the perfect ‘target’ and yet I feel disenfranchised and irrelevant to cricket administrators. Cricket is a huge part of my life and has been for fifty years. I played for 25 years […]
A Twitter competition saw 3 friends and I enjoying this match in some style. Total Motion Leicester Tigers official vehicle suppliers sent out a tweet asking for the 2 seasons the 2 teams played each other in the Premiership Final. Both games were etched in my memory having been devastated at one and elated at the second. The prize was […]
Finishing off a wonderful Summer of cricket!
One of the joys/downsides of having so many international players in the squad is the way the starting XV is stretched during both the autumn Internationals and 6 Nations. The Premiership Rugby Cup softens some of the blow, but there are two Premiership Rugby games during this AI spell. The first for Saracens being Sale Sharks, the second Leicester Tigers […]
Round 3 of the Premiership Rugby Cup saw Worcester visiting Allianz Park, they’d had a good win home and away against Sale and Tigers. Saracens had beaten Tigers in a well contested game and drawn on a Friday night at Sale. More PHLOG than BLOG I’m a big fan of this style of game, it’s great to see the future […]
England take on the All Blacks at Twickenham in driving rain
