Moyes v Mourinho: The Battle of the Dinosaurs
West Ham versus Tottenham was a clash of old school ways, a battle of managerial dinosaurs, writes Adam Walton. In 2013, a meeting between... Read more
Why Rafa completes tennis’ Holy Trinity
Mark Keohane, writing for IOL Sport Even in this most recent of eras, which spans two decades, it remains a debate as to who... Read more
Faf du Plessis: From a mighty arrival to a meek surrender
Mark Keohane, writing for IOL Sport An SA Cricket Magazine headline this week read: ‘Faf du Plessis’ brilliant Test career: The stats’. It was... Read more
The privilege of being both a supporter and reporter
Mark Keohane, writing for IOL Sport Every so often it happens that a sporting week doesn’t quite go as planned. For the past 30... Read more
Broken hearts, abandonment and the complexity of supporting Liverpool
Criticism and support can coexist. Switching your brain on, doesn’t mean switching your heart off, writes Ryan Vrede. I wish I wasn’t emotionally invested... Read more
A time for torture
Ryan Vrede writes that Liverpool will be a domestic and European force again, but right now nobody fears them. Liverpool has lost something far... Read more
Aubameyang awesome for Arsenal, Liverpool awful again
The MoneyMan team sits down for their weekly “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” to discuss the highs and lows of the weekend’s... Read more
Newcastle: An attacking threat… for two weeks at least
In the last few weeks, a crack of light has begun shining through the St James’ Park tunnel writes Adam Walton. The tumultuous life... Read more
Anderson and Broad defy doubt and get better with age
Mark Keohane, writing for IOL Sport England’s Stuart Broad and James Anderson are ranked second and third in the Test rankings for bowlers. Broad... Read more
Eddie Jones won’t win England a World Cup, and he knows it
Mark Keohane, writing for IOL Sport I like Eddie Jones. He is great for the promotion of the game. He has a wonderful sense... Read more
South Africans must stop celebrating second best
Mark Keohane, writing for Keo’s Corner in the Cape Times and IOL Pitso Mosimane’s African giants Al Ahly lost to European champions Bayern Munich... Read more
Calling into question Sport’s crass relationship with age
The ageist nature of Sport needs to be called into question writes Oliver Keohane. Sport has a crass relationship with age. Young talents are... Read more
Shoutout to Sheck, but he solves no problems
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is set to start 2021 at the Blues, and the Rugby World waits anxiously to see whether he can translate his talents... Read more
Melbourne is made for Djokovic
Mark Keohane, writing for IOL Sport I want Rafa Nadal to win the Australian Open men’s title. I want him to make history in... Read more
What I love and hate about the Six Nations
Mark Keohane, writing for IOL Sport There isn’t a heck of a lot I hate about rugby’s Six Nations. I have a lot of... Read more
Preview: 2021 Six Nations
Mark Keohane and the MoneyMan discuss what can be expected of the 2021 Six Nations tournament.