Ever seen the bar stopped. JTH has seen beauty do it. And while at the Royal Exhibition Hotel in Sydney on Saturday he was part of a textbook example of it.
Tell us where and when you have seen it happen.
Write. From the Heart.
Ever seen the bar stopped. JTH has seen beauty do it. And while at the Royal Exhibition Hotel in Sydney on Saturday he was part of a textbook example of it.
Tell us where and when you have seen it happen.
JTH’s association with the great Vintage Crop began in a pub in Dingle in 1993.
Sydney Almanac lunch on Sunday.
JTH on greasy poles, the state of the football nation, and how Eddie McGuire can fix all things with a cup of coffee.
John Harms has always loved footy – from when he was a little kid. This is his footy story.
JTH loved the Suns-Pies clash from Carrara. The Gold Coast’s interchange-free last quarter was highly illustrative. It returned the game to its traditional form.
JTH on Round 15.
Celebrating Nick Krygios and wondering what type of leadership Brad Scott offers.
John Harms has produced the story of the formation of the VFLPA forty years ago.
JTH looks at the changing orthodoxy in World Cup matches, unknown Wimbledon seeds and free-spirited footy.
Look at those jumpers. Can anyone shed some light on this? Would love to name all the players, and the mascot (who may have alerted us to the photo). Someone must know the story.
JTH wishes he were going to Broadbeach this weekend, although he will be having fun at the St Monica’s Tennis Club Trivia Night in Moonee Ponds instead.
Who wins this important fixture?
First rule of publishing: put your best writers in the most important places. P Flynn and Wandering Norton at Lord’s.
Four tight finishes in a round of exciting footy. JTH enjoys the idea of the pillars of society dropping their guard in the evening cold in the MCC Members, and reckons Port have nothing to fear.
Join me in congratulating Dennis Gedling for a magnificent 100 days of World Cup story-telling. Simply fantastic. [And check out the stories – Ed]
JTH thanks Her Majesty for the celebrations.
Wool-grower Bill Bailey played for the Maroons in the late ’60s, and his woollen footy jumper still serves him well.
“For minutes Loz Daley and crew had been pacing the coaches’ box drawn into the contest with a deeply satisfying un-professionalism. This was raw emotion. And tension will change us all.” writes JTH on another classic Origin.
John Harms sees a guaranteed place in the finals for the Gold Coast Suns. History and the draw matter, but not as much as the quality of the emerging team and its cast of talent.
The scores from Round 9 of the AFL, and the ladder as it stands.
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