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Hoggard on Vaughan

By Will last year, at the end of June Add your comment below

Before I crack on with my eulogy to Michael Vaughan, there is one thing I’ve got to get off my chest: he ain’t a Yorkshire lad, he’s from fricking Lancashire!

Brilliant.

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