The Interview that Never Was
For a number of years I had a dual career working in radio and working for South African Airways. It was a very special time to work for the airline as it, and the country adapted to the post apartheid
Gattuso Out of Touch
To many Italian former footballer Gennaro Gattuso will be remembered as the man who grabbed former Scotland hard man Joe Jordan by the throat after a dreadful challenge by Mathieu Flamini’s on Vedran Corluka. He then butted the 59-year-old who was
The ABC of the AGM.
There is currently a great deal of confusion in the Western Australian football family in relation to Football West’s announcement on Friday 29th of November that the Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 18th of December. This announcement
Expansion Sees Australia Join the Fray
There was good news overnight for Australia’s women’s volleyballers with the game’s governing body, the FIVB, announcing that the premier annual women’s volleyball tournament, the FIVB Volleyball World Grand Prix will include 28 countries for the first time in its
History Goes up in Smoke.
South Africa boasts the oldest test rugby playing venue in the world Newlands in Cape Town following the redevelopment of Lansdowne road, so no doubt rugby fans will be upset to hear that at the weekend the oldest rugby club
