Two Number Twos
We have all watched live sport and often missed who got the final touch when a goal was scored. Usually when that happens someone close by is there to assist in identifying the scorer. Not so a week or so
Games Without Frontiers
Over the years we have seen Politicians use Sport to gain popularity, but sport is not linked to political persuasions, and is rarely played on religious grounds. Sport is something that has the power to unite and have people put
Patience, and Faith in Youth Can Deliver a Dream
Patience is a real virtue in modern-day sport, but sadly very few club owners, administrators or even national associations seem to possess this virtue. In 2005 the Junior Hockey World Cup was played in Rotterdam. In the final Argentina defeated
Podcast #24 – A Very Asian Feel to the Show with Rugby in Iran, and Kabaddi in India.
Time for another Podcast and for this episode we have Ashley and John in two different countries thanks to the wonders of modern technology. In this show we catch up with Liam Dunseath who is the England-based coach of the
Podcast #23 – A Schoolgirl’s All Australian Selection and So Much More
Time for another Podcast, and on this show John and Ashley look back on the Olympics and the Paralympics and have differing opinions as to whether the two should merge or be held at different venues. Our guest on this
