Open to Interpretation?
Many believe that one of the issues that has held hockey back from becoming a bigger sport globally is that so many of the rules are interpretive, and left to an individual’s opinion, rather than set in stone. The same
Voting Rights or Wrongs?
On the 18th of May 1860 the United States Republicans voted after a third ballot for Abraham Lincoln to be their Presidential candidate; he would go on to become the United States 16thPresident. The favourite in the Republican election for
Should the Hockey Sisters Be Doin’ It For Themselves?
At the start of last week it came as no surprise to any involved in Hockey in Australia that dual Olympic Gold medallist Katrina Powell was appointed coach of the Hockeyroos until the end of the Tokyo Olympic Games. It
The Decline of The Sports Report
The newspaper industry was without doubt one of the slowest to react to the dawn of the digital age. While some have now caught up and have a business model that not only works and is bringing in money, many
Has Watching Live Sport Lost Its Appeal?
Across the globe we are seeing sports shorten the length of games or reduce the number of players per side to try and tap into a youth market that they claim has shorter attention spans. Many of these sports are
