When it comes to picking our ‘Supremo,’ we look at what’s happened in the world of Sport on the weekend, which gives us an idea of maybe 5 or 6 sporting figures or teams that it might be. If any of them perform again on the Tuesday or Wednesday, it can cement their pick……… and this week there was only one man!Continue Reading…
This weeks’ Sports 360 Supremo, after his exploits against New Zealand in the second test last weekend, is St Helens and England winger, Tommy Makinson.Continue Reading…
October had a real Scottish flavour to it, but the filling as ever, was mouth-watering sports advertising!
Just like everyone else, we entered October with the Ryder Cup fresh in our minds and still very much in awe of what we had watched. Golf is a tough game at the best of times and to see it played to that level, under that amount of pressure, is testament to the players on both sides. Thankfully this time the result went the way of Thomas Bjorn and his men…..Continue Reading…
As the old saying goes, “Winning and losing are a habit” and once you’re in either, it can take a lot to change your luck. His side’s recent turnaround in fortunes have therefore made Preston North End manager Alex Neil, this week’s ‘Sports 360 Supremo.’Continue Reading…
There can only be one choice for this week’s ‘Sports 360 Supremo’ and a unanimous office decision sees departing Wigan Warriors coach Shaun Wane take the accolade.Continue Reading…
The 2018 Betfred Super League Grand Final was only ever going to be contested by Wigan and Saints. The experts, the neutrals and even Betfred themselves couldn’t really see a way for the top two of the regular season not to meet at Old Trafford this Saturday night (13th October). This week’s ‘Sports 360 Supremo’ however, had other ideas.Continue Reading…
