“Pieter-Steph du Toit out for season. Etzebeth crocked as well. This is what happens when you expose 21 year olds to this draconian schedule” […]
Posts tagged with: Tim Goodenough
The mental and physical side of injuries
Sometimes belief is all you need
NMMU Madibaz – who finished last in their first Varsity Cup campaign and had many pundits, myself included, questioning their aptitude for the competition – last night beat reigning champions UP Tuks to qualify for the semi-finals for the first time. […]
Quest for Glory: Reviewed
Michael Marnewick is known to many of us as the brains (and passion) behind the best official rugby franchise website in the world, www.sharksrugby.co.za. One of the numerous perks associated with being a reasonably well-known sideline commentator is that I am occasionally asked to give my opinion about things, so when Michael’s début novel – entitled “Quest for Glory: Successes in South African Sport” – found its way to my little house, courtesy of the kind folks at Zebra Press, I considered it a real honour and privilege to provide my review of the work. […]
Let’s just all settle down for a bit
My name’s Rob and I’m a Sharks supporter. I’m disappointed as hell today, but it’s not like I’m not going still be a Sharks supporter tomorrow, or every other day for the rest of my life… […]
The critical success factors for 2009 IPL victory!
With the Indian Premier League about to start tomorrow, mental coach, Tim Goodenough shares his thoughts on what will impact on the teams. […]