Author: Ashley Morrison

Universal Acceptance is Hard to Gain

Depending on whom you were supporting in the Wallabies quarter final against Scotland the comments of Fox Sports Greg Clark may have amused or annoyed. On several occasions he referred to players representing Scotland as “Kilted Kiwis” or “Jock Boks.”

The Pressure to Score

A striker lives and dies by the service he receives. Often fans forget that he cannot score if his team-mates do not give him the ball. Saying that, he must be mobile and be in a position to receive the

To Refer or Not to Refer That is the Question

Four Southern hemisphere sides are in the semi-finals of the Rugby World Cup for the first time ever. Some will claim that this confirms that the Rugby Championship is a tournament a notch above the six nations, even if it

The Much Needed Continued Evolution of The FFA Cup

The FFA Cup appeals to many football fans. There are however equally as many who struggle to find anything to make this a plausible competition. For a start most Cup competitions the World over know where the final will be

The Transformation of Elite Athletes

The term Elite Athlete used to mean a person who was identified as talented and whom a club or association decided to invest in for the future. That investment came along the lines of assisting financially with extra training and