16.02.2015
Top Four
- Premier League TV rights: worth a staggering £5.1 billion, apparently.
- Everyone’s talking about Jonathan Joseph after his two scintillating tries during England’s 47-17 Six Nations win over Italy at Twickenham. He’s not the new Jeremy Guscott, though…
- Katarina Johnson-Thompson: back from injury and breaking records already. With Morgan Lake also excelling, the future of British heptathlon looks bright.
- Tattoos. Zalatan Ibrahimovic received a yellow card for his shirtless goal celebration, showing off his (temporarily) tattooed torso, but apparently it’s all about world hunger.
In the relegation zone
- Premature finishes – England’s 10th wicket at the Cricket World Cup was a run-out from a dead ball, denying James Taylor a century, and then it was game over for Scotland vs Wales at Murrayfield in spite of the clock suggesting there was time for a restart.
- England at the Cricket World Cup. Already. After slumping to a 111 run defeat vs Australia in their opening match, things aren’t looking too rosy for our home hope down under. Ireland, on the other hand, got off to a fantastic start defeating the West Indies in their opening match.
- 246.5m – no longer the ski jump world record, after it was broken twice in two days. If you haven’t seen it already, the record breaking jump is well worth a watch.