Premiere of “Fight in the Dog”
The Rugby World Cup is well and truly underway, and it is proving to be an event that appears to have come of age. The second tier nations proving far more competitive than in pervious competitions. One wonders who far
Final Adjudication
Finding officials to officiate sporting events across all sports has become increasingly difficult in the past ten years. Regrettably in many cases the abuse these people suffer drives them out of the sport. That may well be the case but
Blowing His Trumpet Not His Whistle
They say a good referee is one that you don’t notice. Four years ago, and especially in Perth the name Jarred Gillett was on the lips of many football fans after he controversially awarded a penalty in the 95th minute
Waiting for Six Nations to Comply
Six countries may well find themselves banned from the Olympics and other major sporting events. The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) who have grown impatient at non-compliance, warned last week that this may be the only course of action open to
Failing to Meet Expectations – The Non Profit League
When Football West launched their branch of the National Premier Leagues, the CEO Peter Hugg said “The start of the NPL WA represents the end of a long period of planning but there will continue to be a need for
