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World Cup Final Review, Ice Marathons and Some Pie in the Sky.
It’s a real Christmas cracker that we have for our listeners in this week’s show.
N&V Football Correspondent Billy Carr joins is to look back at Argentina’s win in a classic World Cup Final, as well as seeing how our predictions played out over the last month.
With the temperatures in the UK being so low, it’s apt that we discuss some record breaking times in the Antarctic Ice Marathon, with the men’s winner- Irishman Sean Tobin – taking first place in 2 hours 53 minutes.
Leg spinner Rehan Ahmed became the youngest England Men’s Test Cricketer, taking seven wickets and putting England on the verge of a whitewash series win in Pakistan, and we also look back at England’s women winning both their 50-over and 20-over series in the West Indies.
In rugby we discuss the announcement of Steve Borthwick as England’s new coach, as well as asking why Wasps and Worcester appear to have been treated very differently by the RFU in their ongoing efforts to keep the clubs playing whilst facing big financial challenges.
We wish all of our listeners a very Happy Christmas and we’ll be back with all again from 5th January!
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By Null and VoidIt’s a real Christmas cracker that we have for our listeners in this week’s show.
N&V Football Correspondent Billy Carr joins is to look back at Argentina’s win in a classic World Cup Final, as well as seeing how our predictions played out over the last month.
With the temperatures in the UK being so low, it’s apt that we discuss some record breaking times in the Antarctic Ice Marathon, with the men’s winner- Irishman Sean Tobin – taking first place in 2 hours 53 minutes.
Leg spinner Rehan Ahmed became the youngest England Men’s Test Cricketer, taking seven wickets and putting England on the verge of a whitewash series win in Pakistan, and we also look back at England’s women winning both their 50-over and 20-over series in the West Indies.
In rugby we discuss the announcement of Steve Borthwick as England’s new coach, as well as asking why Wasps and Worcester appear to have been treated very differently by the RFU in their ongoing efforts to keep the clubs playing whilst facing big financial challenges.
We wish all of our listeners a very Happy Christmas and we’ll be back with all again from 5th January!