Post Tagged with: "Rules"

When Governance Bends, Credibility Breaks

FIFA’s (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) decision to reverse the red card suspension involving Folarin Balogun is about far more than one player, one match, or one disputed call. It raises a much larger leadership question: what happens when the integrity of an international governing body appears vulnerable to outside […]

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Where It Stops, No One Knows

Hearsay From the Sidelines
Hearsay From the Sidelines
Where It Stops, No One Knows
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While new scandals coming to light weekly, the growth of online sports betting hasn’t slowed. There are still new markets and opportunities to explore, including women’s and youth sports. In fact, it is difficult to imagine who could ever disrupt this wildly successful industry – except, of course, an industry […]

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All’s Not Fair

It’s imperative that there is an even playing field at all times in competitive sports for the game to be fairly played. When errors were made during player interchange in St Kilda’s round 15 demolition of Richmond, there ended up being a surplus of players for the side. The AFL […]

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The Rules are The Rules

Unfortunately, we will not see Sha’Carri Richardson compete in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics later this month. Richardson is the fastest female athlete in the United States and quite possibly the world. But she broke the rules. You probably have heard of this already, as it has been all over the […]

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“It’s All Fun and Games Until Someone Loses an Eye”

The larrikin is praised in Australian culture as iconic, Peter Lalor of Eureka Stockade notoriety, the infamous bushranger Ned Kelly, television’s Chips Rafferty and Paul Hogan, even our own one-time Prime Minister Bob Hawke. It’s thought that this idolatry of the larrikin arose as a reaction to the corrupt constabulary […]

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