Olympic Art Fails to Medal
Sport is often described as ‘artistic’ or an ‘art form’ but many in the UK are believing that the link between the two should stop right now. If it wasn’t bad enough that HMS Belfast, moored by the Thames for
WA Booming
Amazing to think that the world is in a financial crisis when you hear that Australians gambled on average $8.50 per person on the Melbourne Cup. Western Australia however surpassed all of the other states with betting on the rise
Flying the Flag
Volleyball WA hosted their first Country of Origin tournament at Lords on the weekend and it was great to see so many people from different nations and cultures coming together in the name of sport and the spirit in which
When Irish Eyes are Glazed
A week ago the World Darts Grand Prix event was held in Dublin, at the new convention centre. The event was won by Phil “The Power” Taylor but organizers were far more impressed by something other than Phil’s propensity for
Vale Marco Simoncelli
Whenever anyone dies young it hurts those who knew them so much more than if they have lived a full life. When it is a young talented athlete, the attention is greater and the grief widespread. Such is the feeling
