Englishman living in Canada; photographer; Agile coach; badminton player; Formula One (F1) fan.
The first Wolfpack game I went to (back in June) was against the Broncos; Toronto won 32-12 but had lost the game when they played in London (one of only two defeats in the season), and the teams finished 1st Read More …
Finally went on a photowalk for the first time in quite a while! (Last time was way back in March!) TOPW: Davisville 2018 (We previously explored this area in October 2014) Toronto Wolfpack vs Hull Kingston Rovers (blog post) [My Read More …
Having won the first of their Super 8s games (away, beating Halifax 0-14), Toronto now hosted Hull Kingston Rovers. Hull finished third in the Super 8s last year and were duly promoted to the Championship, so they’re keen to avoid Read More …
Having secured first place in the Betfred Championship League, the Wolfpack still managed to draw their biggest home crowd of the season. Unfortunately Featherstone Rovers knew they had to win to stay in the top 4, and they seemed the Read More …
Another sporty month – a couple of rugby games and my 9th year shooting the Indy. Toronto Wolfpack vs Sheffield Eagles (blog post) Honda Indy Toronto 2018 (blog post) Toronto Wolfpack vs Featherstone Rovers (blog post) [My monthly round up Read More …
Even though my shoulder still isn’t 100% fixed, I managed to shoot more than last month … which is a pretty low bar, admittedly. You might spot a bit of a rugby theme – that’s because I’ve got VIP tickets Read More …
Fortunately it wasn’t quite as hot as the Leigh Centurions game but it was still more than hot enough … and this is relevant because I had media access for this game, which meant no shade! I rented the same Read More …
In sharp contrast to last week‘s rain, Environment Canada issued a heat alert for the long weekend – it felt like the low 40s Celcius! (Over 100F) Fortunately, the VIP area has a couple of marquees, which were very popular Read More …
The rain before the game might have helped Barrow feel more at home, but with only a 14-man squad they were going to need a lot of help. (This means they had just one substitute, whereas Toronto had four.) CBC Read More …
Toronto Wolfpack‘s social media is very active – for this game, they’d announced there was going to be a beach party theme so it wasn’t a surprise to see beach balls in the stands. [Find them on Twitter, Facebook & Read More …