Asian Teams Out-Muscled
Last night at the Odisha Men’s Hockey World Cup the host nation India bowed out of the competition following a 2-1 defeat at the hands of the Netherlands. Their loss meant that no Asian team was left in the competition
Podcast #60 – Hockey With Japan Coach Anthony Farry, and The Indian Trying to Open a Unique Museum
There is a real Hockey feel about this podcast and for a change we have two guests featured. Our first guest is the Australian coach of the Japanese Women’s Hockey team Anthony Farry. Does being an ex International player make
Podcast #59 – Sports Governance, Cricket’s Support, Funding and Development All Get An Airing!
If you are concerned about the way sport is being run today this is the show for you. Our guest on this show is sports activist and the Executive Chairman of sports compression wear company, Skins, Jaimie Fuller. He has
A Roll of the Dice?
What a difference a day makes. No sooner was “How the Mighty Have Fallen” published than we witnessed Malaysian Hockey potentially destroy the past three years of stability with a knee-jerk reaction that one can only assume is linked to
The Price of Conceding Late
Penalties have been around in a number of sports almost since the first rules were formalised. While penalties to decide the outcome of drawn fixtures have been in place for almost half a century in most sports. The penalty in
