Who Is Really To Blame?
The English sports media are like a used car salesman. Before every major sporting event they will talk up their team or their athletes and tell everyone who wants to listen how they are going to win, that there is
Was I Dreaming?
The Test Series between Australia and India this summer in Australia for the Border-Gavaskar trophy has been an intriguing one.Congratulations to India and the man who took over the captaincy Ajinkya Rahane, who showed that he is a wonderful leader.
Making It Count.
In individual sporting contests there is no need for a Player of the Match award, as the event or the tournament is summed up by the term, ‘to the victor go the spoils.’ When it comes to team sports often
Podcast #83 – Shaun Norris discusses the Classification changes in Wheelchair Basketball, while under discussion are the Integrity of competitions during lockdown, and the wicket-taking of Jimmy Anderson.
The International Paralympic Committee has put a great deal of pressure on the International Wheelchair Basketball Federation to change its classification rules, but now the changes are in place those playing the game are far from happy. Many feel that
Coaching Courses – Are They Still Relevant Or Do They Just Need To Evolve?
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
