Gregory Wilcox

Is it a sport or simply a chance for geeks to show-off what they can do with someone else’s millions?

It’s now ten days since the lying, sexist, racist, thin-skinned, orange-faced clown was elected to the most powerful office in the world

Players need only to have one decent contract to never have to work again

He looks as if he’s just been told he has to go on a lads’ holiday with Arsene Wenger

Any time something you do results in someone comparing you to Blatter you should immediately do exactly the opposite

Tennis can be the most parochial of sports: one that froths at the mouth whenever a four-letter obscenity is uttered or a racquet is smashed

If there is a silver lining to this dark cloud it’s the fact that the American has a chance to prove his ability on one of football's biggest stages

There is now an inherent greed about football, especially in England - everything seemingly revolves around squeezing cash out of fans

Arsenal’s Tuesday drinking club and munching of Mars bars were banished and in came stretching and broccoli

Sport matters, sport has an importance over and above the hype usually associated with it, and sport can never be dismissed as trivial

The England side, and everything around it, remains as dysfunctional as ever

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