northern hemisphere

Too Much International Sport?

Playing for your country is the pinnacle in most sports. It is an honour and a privilege, and something that once achieved can never be take away. In some countries it is still a treasured moment every time a player

Who Will Come Out on Top Out Of Rugby’s Two Great Rivals?

At the turn of the last century the All Blacks toured the British Isles. Dave Gallagher’s 1905 side known as “The Orginals” by many set the tone for the All Blacks in years to come. They played 32 games on

A Matter of Interpretation?

Being a referee or an umpire in sport today is no easy task. As most will know the respect that they used to command has been eroded. Some blame professionalism and the money now tied up in sport, but that

Lions Tours Take On The Best

Despite a British and Irish Lions Tour to remember there are still some people who question the quadrennial tour. They have questioned whether the united Lions are good enough to take on the Southern Hemisphere teams, and whether in the

Podcast #13 – Taking a Look at The Year Ahead, and the 2nd Part of Our Interview on the New Roles and Responsibilities of Player Agents.

Not the Footy Show Podcast

We hope that you enjoyed the first podcast of the year and the first half of our interview with Peter Paleologos on the impact of FIFA deregulating the role of a Football Agent. In this podcast we play the second