The game is just beginning
The fiscal treaty is already obsolete. What policymakers should be doing is looking to where the ball is heading - not where it's been, writes David McWilliams.
In football, there is the following expression: he reads the game well. All good players read the game well. The same goes for rugby. Today, you will hear commentators say about Brian O'Driscoll that he reads the game.
This means that Drico can see where the game is going, where the next play is and how to either deal with it or seize the opportunity. In soccer, the player who reads the game knows where...
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