Game Set and Shut Up
There were many things to be happy about in the Men’s final of the Australian Open. First of all what a superb game of tennis, played by two true gentlemen and sportsman, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. The match went
Silence is Golden
Everything about the Perth Glory’s performance at the weekend against the Melbourne Victory was exceptional. There was a big crowd roaring the team on, – one that a visitor from Brisbane ranked the best he had experienced anywhere in the
One Green Bottle
It is not often that a referee awards three penalties in a game and receives not criticism. Throw in an additional sending off and still not criticism and one would think the man in black/yellow or green, has had a
No More Comparisons Please
In the lead up to the Perth Glory’s home fixture against Melbourne Victory, Western Australia’s most capped Socceroo, Stan Lazarides came out and stated, as many before him have and many in the future will, that the Victory’s Harry Kewell
Going Underground?
It is good to hear that British Olympic Association Chairman Colin Moynihan will not be using the chauffeur driven limousines available to VIPs to attend this year’s London Olympics, insisting that he will be travelling by the London underground to
