No Time For Freebies
Who is sport for? Surely, it belongs to those who pay to play each week in leagues and competitions around the world, the same people who then pay their hard-earned cash to go and watch the professionals play. The game
New Measures Only Scratching The Surface
Betting in sport has existed for well over a century. In fact in the 1800’s many sporting contests existed purely because of the opportunity to have a wager on the two opponents. Sometimes these events threw up some very odd
Quality Over Quantity? It Appears Fans are Beginning to Make it Clear What They Want.
Is there too much sport today? The last two decades have seen the whole sports environment turned on its head. Broadcasters set up dedicated sports channels offering sport on your screens 24 hours a day. Some even offered channels dedicated
Is It Time the Members Spoke Up and Demanded Better ‘Customer Service?’
It was refreshing to hear someone say recently that there needs to be a shift in the attitude of State and National Sporting Associations, and that they need to “realise that they are in the customer service business.” That without
Is It Time To Delete “In Competition?”
Why is the name Hans-Gunnar Liljenwall one that every sports fan should know? Hans-Gunnar Liljenwall was a Pentathlete from Sweden. His name is etched in sporting history as he was the first Olympic athlete to be suspended for using a
