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The 2019/2020 A-League came to its conclusion at the weekend, and as is often the case with a showcase game the Grand Final was a drab affair. The VAR came into play, as it had the previous year, and the
Coaching courses have become a great revenue stream for a number of sports in recent years. While up-skilling coaches is a good thing, the problem comes down to the basic economics of supply and demand. Many nations and many sports
The say that when the pressure goes on you find out the quality of your leaders. Never has this been more apparent than in sport in the past month with the outbreak of the Coronavirus. To be fair we have
In December Australia’s East coast was swathed in a blanket of smoke, from the devastating bushfires that swept the country. This smoke suddenly put many sporting events and individual fixtures in jeopardy. In December, Sydney’s air quality soared as high
As has been the trend for the past few seasons in the Hyundai A-League this time of year once again sees much debate about the attendance figures at games. Is this really a point of concern? To the club owners
