Tradition Loses Appeal
Wrestling will have to wait until the end of the year to find out if it maintains its place at the Summer Olympic Games. At present it faces being dropped, and unless it can state a very strong case along
Respecting History
It was great to hear that Members of the Maitland Rugby Club undertook a tidy up at the grave site of the Lions first captain Robert Seddon in Campbells Hill Cemetery, Telarah today. In 1888 the Lions captain Robert Seddon
Satisfying Sponsors
Frequently sportspeople or teams are in a no win situation, and the British and Irish Lions found themselves in such a position against the Barbarians in their opening tour game in Hong Kong. Had they lost the Tour would have
She Really is Called Smith
Many amateur clubs have filled in a team sheet with registered player’s name when a non-registered player takes to the court or the field. If the ‘ring-in’ is too good that soon becomes apparent. Very few would go down the
Questions and More Questions
Yesterday I listened to the CEO of Football West, Peter Hugg being interviewed on another radio station in relation to the much talked about NPL. The team from Let’s Talk Football asked some very pertinent questions, one being if this
