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George Foreman and Colin Hart deaths signal end of an era for boxing as high-profile sport
Ring legend and pre-eminent writer met a good few times on respective journeys and their passing signals the closing of a chapter
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Ally McCoist has mastered the art of co-commentary – he is an utter delight
Plus, how Scot and I introduced Sir Bobby Robson to Indian food at Euro 2004
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The only man who can steer Manchester United back to former glories is Gary Neville
Much as I enjoyed Brighton’s victory, I have a soft spot for Man Utd and again urge their former captain to forsake punditry and save them
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The chat with my window cleaners that opened my eyes to the power of darts
Alexandra Palace gig is a glaring omission from my CV but I have been gripped by this TV masterpiece since the days of Waddell and Taylor
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Var is ruining my love of football – let us put it on ice for the season
It was hard to sit through the Tottenham Chelsea Var-fest and not think football has entered its own insanity
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Sir Bobby Charlton was one of the few who always made me blush
Of all the famous people I have met, the great man - through no fault of his own - always made me feel shy
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ITV’s coverage of Rugby World Cup leaves the casual fan wondering
Four pundits standing in a row in a studio in England, delivering specialist talk, is not helpful in gauging the mood of the event
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A delightful companion and a great laugh – my memories of John Motson
Plus: Telegraph Sport's Jim White on witnessing Motson's forensic preparation and fondness for traffic advice first hand
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Kenneth Wolstenholme remains high watermark of English commentary
For commentators, instead of telling the audience everything, sometimes less is better
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Roy Keane? I could have made him laugh
Former presenter has been impressed with both channels during the World Cup, but reckons BBC will win the ratings war for Sunday’s final
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Laura Woods should be a candidate for ITV's top job
Mark Pougatch has been professional as ever on ITV but Laura Woods certainly appears to have done her homework
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BBC pundits revel in England's win but Laura Woods' overfamiliarity made me wince
Armband rows notwithstanding, politics are put aside on Monday as England get their campaign under way
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World Cup is wrong on every level. Will I be watching? Of course I will
Despite criticisms, the stadiums will be full and at home we'll be glued to our TV sets
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BBC's Wimbledon coverage shows why Isa Guha could become the new Sue Barker
Anyone who thinks the job of presenting Wimbledon must be easy simply doesn't know enough about it
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Christine Truman was a humble Essex girl who became the darling of Centre Court
Truman's career as a player and broadcaster is ripe for her new down-to-earth memoir
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My old friend Sue Barker is one of the BBC's crown jewels – she will be missed
A consummate broadcaster Barker made broadcasting look easy when it is anything but
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