Willie O’Reilly: Rashford’s solo run results in a different kind of glory
The Manchester United striker’s impassioned campaign to secure free school meals for impoverished children is effectively unprecedented in English football history
Young people are getting a bad press of late. The fecklessness of some in the face of Covid-19 is a constant source of condemnation. Don’t they get it? Why can’t they be more, well, adult?
It’s never easy being young. I know. I too was young, once. And then someone pops right up and surprises you. Surprises you by their thoughtfulness, the simplicity of their message and the impact it has...
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