English Sport’s Eight Deadly Sins
In the wake of England’s catastrophic failure to regain the Ashes, there has been a lot of introspection and analysis in the British press. The best I’ve read so far is this piece on the BBC, looking at eight suggestions from “Humphrey Walters, who was part of Clive Woodward’s backroom staff during their 2003 World […]
In the wake of England’s catastrophic failure to regain the Ashes, there has been a lot of introspection and analysis in the British press. The best I’ve read so far is this piece on the BBC, looking at eight suggestions from “Humphrey Walters, who was part of Clive Woodward’s backroom staff during their 2003 World Cup.”
Can you guess what I was thinking reading down that list? No surrpise, but I was wondering how well the eight points mapped out on the failures of the institutional church during the 20th century. It seemed interesting that each issue was not just a criticism, but a tangible way to improve processes and srtuctures.
If I had a little more time, I would tease that out a little. But until then, I’d be keen to see if anyone else sees some connections here. Comments please.
