Phil Taylor v Gary Anderson.
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Write. From the Heart.
Phil Taylor v Gary Anderson.
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You will find cricket in unlikely places.
The final day of the MCG Test was a stop-start affair that fizzled out. John Harms talks pizza, golf and the Australian attempt to take ten wickets.
A Christmas greeting from JTH and the Almanac. [He witnessed a Christmas miracle – Ed]
Les Everett is a friend of football, and a friend of the Almanac. He loves all the good stuff in life. Each year he invites people to contribute their Best of the Year across various categories for his website www.australianrules.com.au
Here’s mine.
The Last Pulse is a seriously good novel. Don’t be distracted by the fact it is so enjoyable to read. It is, at the same time, a work of considerable literary merit. It’s Noah meets the Odyssey meets Ned Kelly meets Jesus Christ meets Bob Katter meets A.D. Hope. It was my pleasure to say a few words at the recent launch.
The Almanackery gathers for the traditional launch photo.
Remember back to the start of the 2014 season. What were we thinking back then? JTH headed to Kardinia Park for the Cats’ opener.
Tinsel Tony Wilson, Ange Pippos and I were definitely wearing the white shorts for this one. The debate at the Ian Potter Museum of Art attracted a terrific audience (very responsive). But we got flogged by Robert Nelson, Alicia Sometimes and Justin Heazlewood (hearty congratulations). Thanks to Dave O’Neill for sitting in the chair.
I love this stuff.
John Harms celebrates Nathan Lyon’s wonderful summer by looking at the things all off-spinners deal with every waking moment.
A great day had by all at the Almanac Melbourne Cup Lunch thanks to Greg Carpenter, Phil Smith, Robbie Griffiths, Andy Gemmell and the Waterside Hotel. Check out our trifecta numbers.
Late nights are made easier for The Footy Almanac 2014 editors by some very fine writing, as John Harms explains.
It’s a cracking afternoon. Down tools and come along. Bring your friends. Book now.
JTH spent Saturday night at Rowdy’s 50th birthday celebration where the family room became Bay 13 for 40+ revellers (and more?)
JTH with some thoughts on the Grand Final, the Cult of Matt Spangher, and the Cult of Will Langford.
All the preliminary final reports.
JTH on some of the festivities from the prelims to the Brownlow to the Grand Final
Justice Middleton, now being sought as a BBC dramatist for his ability to give clashing signposts in his narrative, has ruled against James Hird and Essendon.
Here is how Melbourne responded. How did you respond, wherever you may be?
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