Fun night at Lord's Cricket Ground - even in this format, a joy to watch two generational icons in Joe Root & Kane Williamson.

Date night at Lord's Cricket Ground … perfect!

As far as starts to the day go… this was just perfect on my run this morning 👌🏾🙏🏾 #AlbertBridge

Friday morning 👌🏾🙏🏾❤️ Now to make the pilgrimage #UpTheReds

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An emotional Anfield night. In some ways, the result didn’t matter but that meant that it mattered even more. From where I was on The Kop, you couldn’t see the tears in Mo’s eyes as I took the last of the four photos. It was a wonderful tribute to Diogo, and a mad three points

I’ve said it before, we treat these men as commodities; we dehumanise them by valuing them only by their ability to kick a ball. Well they are human with very human emotions. What we saw from Mo Salah at the end of the match will live with me for a very long time. I’ll address

Racism is a stain on society. It is, therefore, a putrid stain on football. We make assumptions about the type of person that is racist. We learnt tonight that it’s far from true. Nobody should be abused because of the colour of their skin or where they come from. Antoine

He is that indeed. But above all, he is a really, really good human being.

I’ve had a few hours to sleep and reflect on the bitter taste left in the palate from the alleged racist abuse experienced by Antoine Semenyo. Firstly, I think we can remove the word alleged; the fact that the police dealt with it so decisively indicates that this wasn’t

We stand with Antoine Semenyo after yesterday’s disgraceful racist abuse at Anfield. There is no place for racism in football or society. Supporters have a responsibility to call it out - always. We back the strongest possible action against the individual responsible.

Last night at Anfield will stay with me forever - not because of one person's words, but because of how the entire football family stood together. To my AFC Bournemouth 🍒 teammates who supported me in that moment, to the Liverpool FC players and fans who showed their true

Rest in Peace Bobby Simpson. A fine cricketer and visionary coach, here with my dad during the 1977/8 Australia tour of the Caribbean, with both sides depleted by Packer.

Thursday night, Lord’s. Friday night, Anfield. Saturday night, Oval. Today & tonight… sofa!

Chill time!

Clearing out a room this weekend in preparation for builders to come in… and found an envelope full of goodies! These were a couple of my favourites #CricketTwitter

I used to love collecting autographs … found a couple of autograph sheets whilst clearing out the back room #CricketTwitter

Same ground, 50 years apart for these two photos. Whilst The Hundred wouldn’t be my chosen format, I’ve enjoyed the two matches I’ve been to this week and you cannot deny the skills. Jordan Cox was phenomenal last night with a fabulous display of clean striking at The Oval. It