It's back! The latest episode of Anyone's Game is here for your enjoyment. Apologies this one's a couple of days late, but I hope you enjoy it nonetheless.
This week's topics: the saga of the England manager role, the latest from the Six Nations, a look ahead to the Premier League, the appeal (or lack thereof) of Formula 1 and lots more!
This week's presenter is James Pearson, guests are Matt Tyzack, Jamie Hamilton and Charli Burden and the producer is yours truly.
As ever, any comments or suggestions welcome - just pop them below.
Showing posts with label Formula 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Formula 1. Show all posts
Sunday, 12 February 2012
Anyone's Game Episode 7
Labels:
England,
Fabio Capello,
football,
Formula 1,
France,
Harry Redknapp,
Ireland,
Italy,
Kimmi Raikkonen,
Liverpool,
Manchester United,
Michael Schumacher,
Rafael Benitez,
rugby,
Scotland,
Six Nations,
Wales
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Anyone's Game Sports Podcast
This is something I've been doing for a while, and I thought it was about time I shared it with you all. Every Friday afternoon I get together with a couple of other MA Broadcast Journalism students and talk through the week's sports news. The result is this podcast, Anyone's Game.
Among the topics we're discussing this week are the FA's decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy, the letdown that was the January transfer window, the impending start of the Six Nations, the England cricket team's inability to play against spin and that epic Australian Open final.
This week's podcast is presented by me with guest panellists Rob Porter and Andrew Binner, and produced by James Pearson. I hope you enjoy it, and as always I want to hear from you so get in touch and let me know your thoughts!
Labels:
Australian Open,
cricket,
England,
football,
Formula 1,
France,
Joe Hart,
John Terry,
Manchester United,
Murray,
rugby,
Scotland,
Six Nations,
tennis,
Wales
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