Erasing History
As a sports administrator sometimes it is best to say nothing at all and take the criticism for your silence, as often you will spend the next week explaining the comment or stance that you took, as appears to be
Praying – A Touchy Subject
When sports administrators start justifying decisions that cause a public outcry you know they are in trouble. This was very much the case in the NFL in America. Kansas City Chiefs safety Husain Abdullah intercepted a Tom Brady pass and
All Teams Need A Place to Call Home.
There is no doubt that there are many sports fans who have a bucket list. A list that will undoubtedly include attending an F1, go to a Melbourne Cup, watch Manchester United at Old Trafford, Liverpool at Anfield, but these
Easier To Enter an Event than a Country.
Some people are more forgiving than others, and this would appear to be the case when it comes to Paralympic runner Oscar Pistorius, who was recently convicted for the culpable homicide of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC)
Don’t Blame it on Rio, Blame it on the Referendum
With less than twenty four hours until Scotland’s referendum on whether it should break free from the shackles of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and become an independent nation, many of the country’s top athletes are faced with a
