Refereeing must adapt to tech to keep football relevant
One of the most confounding questions this funny old world has ever given birth to is why those reluctant to equip referees with assistive technology forgive poor decisions with the…
Melbourne greets the second coming of the Verstappen family
Seventeen years ago a sweeping referendum secured Scotland its own parliament and forever altered the United Kingdom’s political landscape. Princess Diana died, Steve Jobs returned to a struggling Apple and…
Allegations of doping leave Athletics and the IAAF in a mess
Humankind is naturally wary of optical illusions. In a world filled with nefarious statements and dubious facts, many seek solace in the seeming simplicity of tangible, physical evidence. You have…
Paris Metro incident highlights grotesque underbelly of beautiful game
Perhaps it seems the natural response of many a supporter, when confronted by the appalling footage of Chelsea fans hurling racial abuse at a black man while preventing him from…
Hurri-Kane’s prolific form must continue to develop at Spurs
Since his first Premier League start in April, the speed of Kane’s recent meteoric rise has surpassed all expectations. Currently the joint top goalscorer in the Premier League, the jewel…
WAGs behaviour unfairly targeted by the media
In the week where English graduate and artist Kim Sears has received escalating levels of online abuse as a result of her use of some rather creative court-side language, once…
Winter break calls seem to be going against British tradition
There’s something typically British about settling down, overcome by a festive malaise, to watch football during the Christmas period. Perhaps this stems back to Tudor times, when a morbidly obese…