Long Bombs to Snake: Stories from Australian Sport is out now. See what’s in it.
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Write. From the Heart.
Long Bombs to Snake: Stories from Australian Sport is out now. See what’s in it.
Available in digital and printed editions.
Order here now.
This is cricket.
John Harms visited Whitefriars and found some willing young story-tellers.
At Jonah Lomu’s funeral, the All Blacks gathered. They paid their respect.
The Adelaide launch of The Footy Almanac 2015 is on 26 Nov. The launch starts at 8.30pm. But there is a cricket game first from 5-8pm. It’s all explained here.
John Harms describes the weight of a weekend when he is challenged to be honest about what goes on in the human heart.
The Melbourne launch is on. Details here. All welcome. See you there. Spread the word.
I really enjoyed sharing the mic with Cate McGregor, Geoff Lemon and Adam Collins, chatting about the Gabba Test just gone, and the Gabba generally. [A nice way to lead into Perth this arvo – Ed]
Always hard to keep everyone happy, but here is the consensus (a term used very loosely). Hopefully we make some money for the charity of Burkie’s choice.
Give us your first, second and third in the Melbourne Cup and we’ll add your view to the tally for the Almanac lunch trifecta.
Lunch is tomorrow (Monday Nov 2) 1230 for 100 at The Royal Melbourne Hotel, 629 Bourke St, Melbourne. $60 [email protected] (Guests include Greg Carpenter and Trip To Paris connection Andy Gemmell)
The Merri Marathon is one of the highlights of the school year. John Harms reports.
The day we beat The Beaver and a sympahetic Maso was paid with a signed IOU.
Magnet (Galleries) is a collective of photographers (and other artists) not unlike the Almanac. Check them out here. Michael Silver and Col Abbott will make you welcome.
John Harms stumbled across the old Hawthorn song (which will be of interest to Scrays fans as well).
An evening of conversation with Gideon Haigh. Hear how he selects his T-shirts for TV appearances, how he finally won a grand final at he Yarras, and what Certain Admissions is all about. All welcome on Oct 14. [Looking forward to the chat Gideon – JTH]
John Harms elaborates on his suggestion (on ABCTV’s Offsiders) to include Paul Kelly and Mick Thomas in the Grand Final pre-match – every year. [Who else would you include? Ed]
Sorry to say folks, but Stone Cold Steve Baker is leaving the Almanac web-editor’s role – he needs to spend more time with his Bakewood family.
We are thinking of Josh and Terry Barnstable on this saddest of days.
Our official Almanac meteorologist, BD, has the forecast for the Grand Final next Saturday.
John Harms has noticed there’s a pattern in how people have responded to Geelong’s sacking of Stevie J. Here are his observations.
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