What better way for England and Scotland to open their Six Nations campaigns than with the 119th Calcutta Cup match? The old rivals meet at Murrayfield on Saturday with the home side desperate to avenge their narrow defeat at last year’s World Cup.
So, can Scotland win the Cup for the first time since 2008 or can a new look England get their 2012 off to a flyer? Read More
Football
This weekend’s big fixture in the Premier League is on Sunday afternoon as Chelsea welcome Manchester United. Andre Villas Boas’ side have been in indifferent form of late and so it’s perhaps surprising to see United priced as long as 2/1 to win the match. Read More
They were two of the most attractive teams in last autumn’s World Cup and both Wales and Ireland made plenty of friends in New Zealand for their style of play and their excellent results.
Wales edged the meeting in October but the pair meet again on Sunday in their first Six Nations match of 2012. It promises to be a great game. Read More
Posted by Vinay at 3:03pm January 27th, 2012
Even the most die-hard Chelsea fans will probably admit that their team has little chance of winning the title this season. Andre Villas-Boas’ revolution hasn’t really materialised, though whether that’s something to do with resistance among the playing ranks is still a matter of conjecture. Certainly, attempts to find long-term replacements for the likes of Frank Lampard, Didier Drogba and John Terry haven’t come to fruition and all three are still integral to Chelsea’s fortunes, though Drogba has been more of a peripheral figure this season and has recently been on Africa Cup Of Nations duty with the Ivory Coast. Read More
For my World Hurdle ante-post piece I very nearly wrote four words, “Big Bucks, no contest”. It was tempting, but I don’t think my employers would have cough up the big bucks for my piece so, here I am.
There is no doubt this race revolves around the participation of the Andy Stewart owned horse, but we’ll have to find something at a price to finish second to him. Read More
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