Equality in Coverage of Women’s Sport?
Ask any sports administrator around the globe who is involved in a sport that is not the “national” sport how hard it is to get media coverage and they will tell you it is nigh on impossible. This is still
Giving Athletes a Voice, and Listening
It would appear that the President of the United States has watched too many Teen movies from the ’80’s. As his latest tweet this week reigniting the athletes and the national anthem row paints athletes as being of limited intelligence.
Is There A Change in The Wind?
We all know about “Fake News,” but the question is when is a story not a story? This is a question that is currently being debated in the UK following the findings in the court case between singer Sir Cliff
Damned If they Do, Damned If they Don’t.
There have been many examples of sports administrators making decisions that defy logic, and when these occur they rightly deserve criticism. However sometimes they find themselves stuck between a rock and hard place as to what exactly is the right
Goalkeepers A Law Unto Themselves
A few days ago we wrote Crossing the Line – A World Cup Debate discussing whether Goalkeepsr at the world cup were cheating by advancing off their line in penalty Shoot-outs at the World Cup or whether this was a
