Credit Where It Is Due
At the start of the NPL-WA season it is fair to say that Subiaco were the most disliked club in the competition. Having come last on the league table in 2016 they were facing relegation, but due to the competition’s
Is It Time to Change Priorities?
How does the saying go? Never let the facts get in the way of a good story. A couple of weekend’s ago the West Australian newspaper’s Senior Business Reporter Sean Smith penned a piece on Football West and the Board’s
Communication, Good or Bad?
Communication in the corporate world used to be very straighforward, there was the spoken word face-to-face or by telephone and there was the written word in a letter, newsletter or in sport a match day program. With the arrival of
Where Does Western Australia Stand?
When Football West finally held their AGM for 2016 in March 2017 issues were raised as to whether the Standing Committees and Zone reps were in fact representing the stakeholders. It was hoped that this would be a seminal moment
The Cup Does Not Overflow
They say it is a dog eat dog world, and never has that been truer than in the world of sport. Players, agents, coaches and clubs all fighting for the limelight and the best deal that they can get for
