Credit Where It Is Due
At the start of the NPL-WA season it is fair to say that Subiaco were the most disliked club in the competition. Having come last on the league table in 2016 they were facing relegation, but due to the competition’s
Time to Stand As One, or Face the Possible Consequences
Not surprising many Western Australians are angry. They feel a sense of betrayal after the Australian Rugby Union axed the Western Force from the Super Rugby competition on Friday. A decision the ARU claim was due to “financial constraints” yet
Trialling Players – The Jury is Out
Last week retired Matildas midfielder, Joey Peters spoke out against teenagers being trialled at international level, feeling that the pressure put on these young players was unfair, and also resulted in an early burn-out in their careers. Peters comes from
Cricket’s One Big Test
A common trend in today’s world is for companies to bring in “specialists” to give them advice as to how they can do things better. Sporting organisations are no different. Just as coaches and athletes will look at new training
No Conspiracy Behind the Home and Away League
Ever since the introduction of artificial turf at the 1976 Olympic Games the hockey nations from the sub-continent have claimed that this was a deliberate move by powers within the game of hockey to halt their success. The reason given
