England Reborn Under Southgate
This FIFA World Cup has certainly been one to remember. Not just for the theatrics of a player some claim to be the best in the world, but also because it has in fact been an event to remember. Japan
Crossing the Line – A World Cup Debate
Goalkeepers over the years have been called many things, crazy, being the mildest of the tags they have been given. Some have unfortunately been accused of influencing games with their performances. Yet few have been labeled cheats. Interestingly this was
Podcast #54 – Deaf & Indigenous Cricket, Club v Country which captures your imagination more and Television deals.
It has been a while since our last show and we apologise for that but hopefully you will agree it has been worth the wait. Development of sports has become a major part of every sporting association’s modus operandi. On
Game, Set and No Match Day Programme
With the dawn of the Internet we were told that all the answers we were looking for would be found on the World Wide Web. We were told that libraries would shut down, book and magazines would become things of
Podcast #53 – Former Kookaburra Mark Knowles, The ICC Make a Wise Decision, Is Selection at the FFA Linked to Marketing, and So Much More
Thank you for all your feedback on the last show and our interview with Brand expert David Mitchell, hopefully you will find this show just as interesting. Our guest on this show is a man who has to be one
