Keep Your Hatton
It is always sad when top athletes do not know when to walk away, as they often leave us with less flattering memories. One sport that seems to be hard to leave is boxing. There have been many who have
What’s Good For the Goose…
The English FA thought that they would try and cash in on the success of the London Olympics just over a week ago, but unfortunately for them it backfired. The FA decided to invite 17 of Britain’s medal winners to
A Day to Remember
A quick question that is more of a coincidence probably than anything else. What do cyclist Sir Chris Hoy, oarsman Sir Steven Redgrave, the first man to run a sub-four minute mile, Sir Roger Bannister and double gold medal winner
Can Football Really Learn from the Olympics?
Between the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games was a good time to be in the United Kingdom. As the nation which, like most of Europe had been battered by the financial crisis suddenly had some pride restored, not only
Show Me The Money!
With many overseas athletes about to reap the financial rewards of Olympic success in terms of new sponsorship deals and advertising contracts many Australian athletes – and the company’s they promoted – may be a little embarrassed that they were
