The inaugural Fellows, Canberra 1991

The key people in these first few years and also the first six Presidents of the College were: Stuart Watson, Peter Brukner, Peter Fricker, Ken Crichton, Vince Higgins, Jeff Steiweg

Vince Higgins and Jeff Steinweg

I was invited to give the Occasional Address at the Physiotherapy Graduation Ceremony in 2017.

Louise McPaul’s surprise silver in the women’s javelin. Lou was in a lot of pain with a low back problem and when she came out to warm up before the qualifying she was unable to throw. I injected her lower back with local anesthetic (all quite legal) and she was able to throw and qualify. We did the same for the final and she won silver.

Seeing Muhammad Ali appear to light the flame at the Opening Ceremony still gives me goose bumps when I think about it

Marching in my first Opening Ceremony even if we had to wear stupid hat

Coach Mickey Arthur and captain Michael Clarke

Sammy Lee, Peter Brukner, Darren Burgess and Roy Hodgson

Showing John Henry around Melwood

The medical and fitness team with skipper Steven Gerrard and the Carling Cup

Chairman Martin Broughton and MD Christian Purslow after the successful High Court hearing

Paul Konchesky

Joe Cole

Damien Comolli (above with John Henry and wife Linda) was appointed Director of Football

Fernando Torres before he left Liverpool

Kenny Dalglish with the new signings

Coincidentally we played and beat Chelsea in Torres’ first game. His best chance was blocked by Jamie Carragher (below)

Brad Jones

Christian Poulsen

Ashton Agar salutes the crowd following his debut innings

Team and support staff UAE tour against Pakistan August 2012

We won the series against Pakistan

Chennai

Michael Clarke’s back and hamstring problems kept Alex Kountouris busy most evenings

Hyderabad

Mohali

The full Ashes squad and support staff at Lords 2013

Ashton Agar receiving his Baggy Green from bowling legend, Glenn McGrath

Eng v Scotland at Wembley

The Quizmaster

The team at the Cavern Club

Watto at the Cavern Club

The boys at my apartment in Liverpool

with Mark Schwarzer and the voice of football Martin Tyler after Chelsea v Hull City at Stamford Bridge