Offside DIARY DATES 1st: Happy New Year (
www.brexitnegotiations.co.uk)
3rd-7th: Cricket - Australia v England, fifth Ashes Test, Sydney (
www.ashes2017cricket.co.uk)
8th-14th: Golf - PGA Tour: Sony Open in Hawaii, Waialae Country Club, Honolulu (
www.pgatour.com)
14th: Cricket - Australia v England, 1st ODI, MCG, Melbourne (
www.ecb.co.uk)
19th: Cricket - Australia v England, 2nd ODI, Brisbane Cricket Ground (
www.ecb.co.uk)
21st: Cricket - Australia v England, 3rd ODI, SCG, Sydney (
www.ecb.co.uk)
1st-4th: Golf - PGA Tour: Waste Management Phoenix Open, TPC Scottsdale, Arizona (
www.pga.com)
3rd: Rugby Union - RBS Six Nations, Wales v Scotland, Principality Stadium, Cardiff (
www.wru.co.uk)
4th: American Football - NFL Super Bowl, Minneapolis, Minnesota (
www.nfl.com)
4th: Rugby Union - RBS Six Nations - Italy v England, Stadio Olimpico, Rome (
www.federugby.it)
6th-8th: The Doe Show, Ulting, Maldon, Essex
(
www.ernestdoe.com)
10th: Rugby Union - RBS Six Nations, England v Wales, Twickenham
(
www.englandrugby.com)
1st-4th: Golf - PGA Tour: World Golf Championships: Mexico Championship, Club de Golf Chapultepec, Mexico City (
www.pga.com)
1st-4th: Athletics - IAAF World Indoor Championships, Birmingham (
www.iaaf.org)
10th: Rugby Union - RBS Six Nations, Ireland v Scotland, Aviva Stadium, Dublin (
www.irishrugby.ie)
15th-18th: Golf - PGA Tour: Arnold Palmer Invitational, Bay Hill Club and Lodge, Orlando, Florida (
www.pga.com)
17th: Rugby Union - RBS Six Nations - Italy v Scotland, Stadio Olimpico, Rome (
www.federugby.it)
17th: Football - FA Cup Quarter Finals, various venues (
www.thefa.com)
21st-25th: Golf -PGA Tour: World Golf Championships: WGC-Dell Match Play, Austin Country Club, Austin, Texas (
www.pga.com)
29th -1st April: Golf - PGA Tour: Houston Open, Golf Club of Houston, Texas (
www.pga.com)
21st-24th: Industry - BIGGA , Continue to Learn at BTME 2018, Harrogate Convention Centre (
www.btme.org.uk)
23rd-25th: Industry - BIGGA Turf Management Exhibition 2018, Harrogate Convention Centre (
www.btme.org.uk)
25th-28th: Golf - European Tour: Omega Dubai Desert Classic, Emirates Golf Club, United Arab Emirates (
www.europeantour.com)
26th: Cricket - Australia v England, 4th ODI, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (
www.ecb.co.uk)
28th: Cricket - Australia v England, 5th ODI, TBC (
www.ecb.co.uk)
11th: Rugby Union - RBS Six Nations, Scotland v France, BT Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh (
www.scottishrugby.org)
22nd-25th: Golf - PGA Tour: The Honda Classic, PGA National, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida (
www.pga.com)
24th: Rugby Union - RBS Six Nations, Ireland v Wales, Aviva Stadium, Dublin (
www.irishrugby.ie)
24th: Rugby Union - RBS Six Nations, Scotland v England, BT Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh (
www.scottishrugby.org)
25th: Football - Carabao Cup Final, Wembley (
www.efl.com)
“When you listen to him and that he went in with a gameplan because he didn’t want the headline of ‘Clattenburg costs Spurs the title’, there’s something wrong about that. I can’t see how a referee can go into a game thinking about anything other than officiating it in isolation. If people have to be sent off they have to be sent off. It’s baffling for me.” Former Arsenal striker and pundit ‘everywhere’, Ian Wright, is perplexed by Mark Clattenburg’s recent comments.
“Nathan Lyon has an eye like a dead fish.” BBC Test Match Special’s Jonathan Agnew explains the Aussies spinner’s batting technique!
And here’s a few from TMS listeners hoping for the incredible in the 2nd Test ...
“Is it acceptable to cry on the train to work if Joe Root gets out?”
Client: ‘Can we have a conference call at 10.15?’ Me: ‘I’m sorry, I have a diary clash.’
“This is excruciating listening. Nearly crashed my tractor off the back of all these reviews.”
“How am I supposed to teach in these circumstances?!”
Quote me happy
“We’re playing better cricket this time. We’re more evenly matched than we were last time around.” England cricket captain Joe Root gives his assessment after going 2-0 down in the Ashes series down under.
“Lukaku isn't a natural goalscorer.” Former Scotland and Rangers striker Ally McCoist doesn’t believe Manchester United front man Romelu Lukaku is a natural.
“You ask 100 people, 99 will say it’s very bad and the 100th will be Mark Hughes.” Arsene Wenger crosses Hughes off his Christmas card list.
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