Big Isn’t Always Better!
It was not a good Australia Day weekend for Australian Hockey. The Hockeyroos drew their opening two matches in the FIH Pro League with Belgium, and picked up a bonus point via the shoot-out in one match and dropped the
Too Much Sport? Is Quantity More Important than Quality?
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness,” is part of the opening line of Charles Dickens famous novel “A Tale of Two Cities.”
TV Deal Must Be Thought Through
There are many football fans across the country who were celebrating the news that Fox Sports may relinquish its stranglehold on the Hyundai A-League television rights which could result in more matches being shown on free-to-air television. However hasn’t football
The Blame Game
Australia lost their opening game of the 2019 Asian Cup to Jordan. The defending Champions have since come under immense scrutiny following that defeat. The coach has been criticised, the players have been criticised, and even the officials have been
Following The Line
You only have to look at the world of Politics to see how certain Media outlets rather than reporting the facts and letting the public draw its own conclusions seek to influence public opinion. What makes sport any different? Anyone
