HE’S a canny guy that Craig Culkin.

THE stats will disappear from the mind over time, but surely not the legend that will be the 2012-13 season for Guernsey football.

THERE really are some goofs at the Football Association, a body which celebrates its 150th anniversary this year.

THE summer track and field season is up and running and the GIAAC have gained another triple jump pit.

THERE is no doubt about it. Were it a popularity contest or judged on the amount of column inches in this paper and CTV footage, Ross Allen would be Guernsey sport’s elite performer of 2013.

GUERNSEY sport is set to thrive for many years yet but, of course, not everything will be perfect.

NATALIE WHITTY got it right with her Facebook post.

THERE could scarcely be two more polar opposites in Channel Islands football than Guernsey FC and Alderney.

FOR the second season running, football fans have hit upon an intriguing, closely contested Priaulx League championship.

SIR Dave Brailsford, the man who has changed the face of British cycling, is apparently opposed to one type of person.

NOTHING moves on without some degree of a  gamble.

THE performance may have been scratchy but there was still much to cheer about GRFC’s narrow win at home to Gravesend last Saturday. Not least that club president Adie Le Page (pictured) was up and about and looking no worse for wear after his recent health scare.