The ramblings of a Toxic mind…
as Wembley. England's two games at Wembley were a pair of standard Southgate boreathons, that saw them bore Australia and Italy to wins, the latter to seal qualifications for Euro '24. read the rest of this rubbish
but not much. Stuart Broad ended his cricketing career with a six and the winning wicket, it could only have been better if the victory sealed or emphasised a victorious Ashes series, instead of just making sure the Aussies didn't win. read the rest of this rubbish
or they'd be two up in the Ashes. Amongst the usual Aussie whinging and cheating, Bazball has been entertaining but found wanting when it really matters, in actually winning the Ashes, as England now have to win all three remaining tests. read the rest of this rubbish
is costing England. England beat a woeful Australia, yet again under Eddie Jones but all of England's woes in a disjointed performance can be put down to one player, who Jones keeps clinging to, the dithering Ben Youngs. read the rest of this rubbish
and the final. The worst part of the Rugby World Cup final probably wasn't the loss, nor the way England didn't turn up but that they proved the odious Gatland right in playing their best a week before. read the rest of this rubbish
to victory. England squared it two all for the first drawn Ashes series in forty odd years, as Australia head home with the urn. read the rest of this rubbish
to win. After the heroics of Headingley you just knew what would follow, the England cricket don't perform when praised, they need the kick up the backside of criticism to fight. 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
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