Is something on in town….?Geez, I’m not sure? Is there a game of rugby on or somethin… ?I’m not sure… but there could be a game on!Yeah! I think there might be.There must be. Someones putting out the balloons and streamers.I reckon for sure there must be a game on!I’ll be buggered. There is a game on. But I wish they made it more obvious.Byron versus Lennox… men flying high!Wonder who runs their promotion?I think they might need a few more signs.Still I found the place in the end.
Short, fat, slow, uncoordinated and clumsy, ancient Athenian Socrates had very few of the physical quality required of the elite athlete. He did have, on the other hand, a better than average brain between his ears and a mouth that could talk opposing players, referees and coaches half into their graves. Socrates, as a sport analyst, is what the world needs and misses. He is an opinionated so-and-so that actually thinks deeply about sport and adventuring and likes nothing better than provoking others into deep thought. Socrates is the antithesis of the sporting jock or the West Sydney soccer supporter.
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