The Show Must Go On
Any sports fan will tell you that they never want to see a player get injured, least of all one of the best players. Last week news broke that Australia’s women’s football captain Sam Kerr had injured her anterior cruciate
NTFS #116 – Beach Hockey, To Play and Entertain or Not, and Are Predictable Styles of Play Causing Fans to Switch Off.
Time to head to the beach! Following our last show where we were discussing surfing inland on this show we head to the beach to talk about Beach Hockey with the President of the World Beach Hockey Federation and Director
Tackling – A Low Point For Rugby?
Rugby used to be a game for all shapes and sizes. If you were short and stocky, and not renowned for pace, then the front row was the place for you. If you were lanky, then the second row was
Rules For The Pros and Rules for the Rest?
If ever there was any doubt that modern-day sport was at a crossroads watch the current Rugby World Cup. Sport has always had a gladiatorial element to it. Fans have enjoyed both the physical and mental stoushes. As UFC has
Podcast #40 – Matt Hodgson Discusses the Western Force Past, Present and Future, and We Explore Concussion.
What a couple of weeks it has been with Cricket Australia finally reaching agreement with the players, FIFA and the AFC trying to act as a mediator with the FFA and the stakeholders and the ARU deciding to dump the
