Blame it on Rio
Dead fish washing up on the banks of a lake that is expected to host Olympic Rowing competitions in 2016 are a new problem for the Local Organising Committee. Fish dying is a fairly normal occurrence in Rio’s waterways according
Breaking away From the Peleton
The French State Railway company SNCF has made an official complaint to French prosecutors after demanding police action against “Irresponsible” Paris-Roubaix cycle race riders. Riders were confronted by the barrier coming down across a railway track at Waller 87km from
Hero to Zero
Sport is a very fickle world. As parents clamour for their children to become a success in sport and earn enough money so that they never have to hold down a normal 9-5 job, many forget that sport should always
Time to Fulfil Potential in Malaysian Hockey
Malaysian Hockey is facing a very real dilemma, and one that is common in modern sport. It is a dilemma which in a country where manners and protocols are so important is enmeshed in cultural mores as well. In 2013
A-League Needs to Review Salary Cap
There are many who are claiming that Perth Glory’s punishment for breaching the Salary Cap in the A-League could be a watershed moment for the competition, and they could well be right. It is pleasing to hear that Perth Glory
