The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
at Spurs. Lads, it's Newcastle. It's Newcastle at home. Lads, it's Newcastle managed by Steve Bruce. Lads, it's that Steve Bruce and the winless Newcastle... the hopeless Newcastle. Lads, what are you doing, losing to this lot? read the rest of this rubbish
in one amazing game. The third Ashes Test at Headingley saw the worst of England for two days and then the best of England for two days as they somehow managed to top the World Cup final for excitement. read the rest of this rubbish
an MBE. After his World Cup exploits much was expected from Jofra Archer on his Test debut, he didn't disappoint but can he last? read the rest of this rubbish
it's happening again. Yet again Man City were denied a late winner against Spurs, following the Champions league quarter final last season, the first meeting this season saw a two all draw, thanks to an arm and VAR. read the rest of this rubbish
for the new season. Yup, it was looking like another classic case of Spurs deja vu all over again in their Premier League opener at home to newly promoted Aston Villa. read the rest of this rubbish
so we're told. At the beginning of this summer's transfer window we were told there was three main targets that the Spurs “manager” wanted and by the end of the window they're all wearing Spurs shirts. read the rest of this rubbish
of the summer? Fortress Edgbaston, kicked down by the England selectors and then the England team those selectors selected to start the Ashes summer in such a great way, with a thumping loss. read the rest of this rubbish
what will they do next? When Sky announced the end of their support for the cycle team how many of the other teams thought this was it, their chance because Sky was gone and the Tour de France was there for everyone? read the rest of this rubbish
or so it goes. When Chris Froome crashed out of the Dauphine and then Dumoulin pulled out this was seen as the most open Tour de France for some time, even with the reigning champion leading the now Team Ineos. read the rest of this rubbish
but both times it ended even. Both teams in the Cricket World Cup Final, England and New Zealand, could have won it, neither really deserved to lose it as England got lucky with the laws of the game to clinch their first title. read the rest of this rubbish