Kyle Sinckler can use the hurt of his Lions omission to scale new heights
Kyle Sinckler can use the hurt of his Lions omission to scale new heights Robert Kitson Everyone who has ever been rejected, in any walk of life, knows how deeply it can sting. Which makes the soothing balm of subsequent affirmation all the sweeter. At least four publishers turned down George Orwell’s Animal Farm while the curt advice once issued to F Scott Fitzgerald – “You’d have a decent book if you get rid of that Gatsby character” – has also entered literary lore. One person’s opinion is not necessarily the gospel truth. It is similarly the case in sport. Ru...