Sport’s Feudal System?
The Feudal system was something that many of a certain age learned about at school in history lessons. It was a social and political system in the middle ages in which landholders provided land to tenants in exchange for their
Why Governance Is So Important
Businesses and sports have constitutions and articles of association not only to protect themselves, but also to protect those in their employ and as well as their board members. Once these are tampered with to suit the agendas of certain
Is Resentment The Cause Of Hostility?
These are confusing times, and there is no doubt that the world is a very different place. Priorities have changed. As many hockey fans will be aware there has been plenty of fur flying since the winners of the FIH
Changing the Constitution Rather Than Changing The Guard.
When Australia was bidding to host the FIFA World Cup one of the many areas that FIFA said the Football Federation of Australia had to sort out, was ensuring that each State Federation had the same constitution which was in
Will Arrests Lead to Global Change?
For many football fans the arrest of FIFA officials in Zurich yesterday was the best news they had received for a very long time. Yet just like organised crime it appears that the “Godfather” of football, the man at the
