After just about managing to recover from the Lions loss on Saturday, which in hindsight was probably one of the very best games of rugby I have ever seen, I needed something to cheer me up!

Okay, firstly apologies for the lack of manic sports bloggage this week, its all been a bit hectic, what with the changes being announced at Kerrang and myself taking over from the legend that is Emma Scott from the 13th of July.

So once again Saturday rolls around, and as I write this I am anticipating an awesome afternoon of sporting entertainment as always, and I'll be covering it all for you on Offside! Apologies for lack of blogage this week, but it has been rather a manic one, and I haven't had time to sit down for ten minutes with my laptop, but all is good again now!

Wow so this has been a crazy-busy start to the week for me, as I am in for Emma Scott at Kerrang doing 11-3pm, as well as doing my normal 3-5am show and covering my mate Johnny Doom on the Late License from 1-3am!!!!

So as I write this, we are what, not even half way through June, and yet already I can't believe some of the sporting action that has graced out screens. Often when there is no big football tournament, or Olympics, summers can pass by without much drama, with the occasional thwack of leather on willow as England go and lose another test series............not this year!

Saturday is here once more, and the usual phalanx of sporting action will be taking place which I will be covering on my Offside show on Kerrang Radio from 1pm.

It was Kerrangs 5th birthday celebrations yesterday, and I must admit it got rather messy!

I'm so excited!!!!

Kerrang radio is 5 years old today, and it has been an honour to be involved with what I consider the greatest radio station ever invented (and I should know, I've worked at loads!) at two stints in my career, for 8 months back when it launched in 2004/5 and also since Jan last year in this current era of greatness!

Hell yeah, I'm back!!!

So with the first big transfer move of the season now done and dusted, perennially want away Villans midfielder Barry joining the new richest club in the world Man City, experts are predicting that this could be the biggest summer ever of transfer spending.