It Takes Two to Quango
Recently in conversation with an elite athlete they asked a question that could not be answered. ‘We as athletes get judged on our performance, if we fail individually we get dropped from the squad or the elite program. If the
Political Football
There was a post on Facebook the other day where a little boy asked his dad if all fairy stories began with the words “once upon a time.” The father responded by saying, “no, sometimes they begin with when we
Money or The Game?
It was the NBA great Shaquille O”Neal who famously uttered the line, “I’m tired of hearing about money, money, money, money, money. I just want to play the game, drink Pepsi, wear Reebok.” Ask anyone who follows sport when the
“Less Technical and Easier to Follow.” Is This The Key?
Change can be confronting, it can be difficult. Change is constant, and so we are told, it is necessary to stay relevant in today’s world. However does this really apply when it comes to sport? If you look at most
Cook Opens a Can Of Worms
Former England cricketer and Captain Alistair Cook has been awarded a Knighthood in the New Year’s Honours list in England. Some feel that this is just reward for a career opening the batting for England and Essex. Yet judging by
