Sports Illustrated awarded NBA star its annual title. The decision is shortsighted and ignorant. Posted December 07, 2006 by David Wiseman
For sports fans, mums and dads, budding athletes, a tribute to America's sporting legends, especially women, finally opens its doors. Posted May 22, 2008 by jane schonberger
We’re unbeatable at the wacky stuff – now it's down to Lewis Hamilton and Andy Murray to give us a true Brit champion. Posted April 25, 2008 by gerald mclaughlin
The deal brokered by Hill and the PFA over 40 years ago has spawned a monster that sees today's average players milking clubs dry. And as usual, it's Joe Public who suffers. Posted March 27, 2008 by Kenny Harper
Welcome to Sportingo's sports directory. We are always on the lookout for interesting sporting websites. For new suggestions, please email us at resources@sportingo.com along with your site's title, description and url. Posted March 30, 2008 by Sportingo Staff
As one U.S. college holds the basketball and football titles simultaneously for the first time, where does this feat rate in sporting history? Posted January 11, 2007 by Tom Harrison
As in many other sports, on-line betting is here to stay, so the focus should be on match-fixing and those making approaches to lower ranked players. Posted February 13, 2008 by Ilana Berger
Sports gambling can have tragic repercussions, but should football clubs blatantly advertise sponsorship by huge gambling organisations? And is there really any harm in a little flutter? Posted April 27, 2008 by Joe Ryan
Like smoking and drugs, sports betting is an issue of social concern and should not have so much influence. In fact, it's a real threat. Posted November 13, 2007 by Chris Goldsmith
The England defender's autobiography was full of tosh about the dosh. No wonder he wins Greediest Player in the Premier League hands down. Posted March 16, 2008 by Ed Bottomley
Sport is part of our identity and influences the behaviour and attitude of countries. So why is so little done about the worrying trend of endemic cheating? Posted February 23, 2007 by midnightjester
The agency business is in disarray. Is the answer to cut lucrative commission fees and pay agents an hourly fee for their services? Posted January 03, 2007 by Darren Heitner
In today's dog-eat-dog world, success is everything in sport. Are we paying the price for that with a lack of real personalities? Or were Ali and McEnroe truly one-offs? Posted April 23, 2008 by gerald mclaughlin
Arsenal pair Mathieu Flamini and Aleksandr Hleb are just the latest in a long line of top-flight stars for whom money seems more important than club loyalty. Isn't it time players stopped letting their agents run their lives? Posted May 30, 2008 by 101greatgoals.com
Yes, Ricky Ponting's all-conquering team march on. But by stooping to tactics which compromise sportsmanship are they ruining the good name of cricket? Posted January 06, 2008 by Madhusudan Rao
Foxes boss Gary Megson warmed the hearts of fans over the world with a magnanimous gesture in his team's Carling Cup game with Colin Calderwood's Forest. Even the bookies joined in! Posted September 21, 2007 by Craig Hackney
Despite the agony of losing their quarter-final matches in the World Cup, the New Zealand and Australia players displayed real sportsmanship. It is these moments that exemplify the very essence of sport. Posted October 09, 2007 by Minter Dial
With the World Cup taking place in Mexico later in the year and with top professionals now allowed to take part, the sport is ready to showcase its talent and credentials for Olympic status. Posted April 18, 2008 by Mark White
The so-called sporting tradition has given way to a relentless pursuit for the winners' podium. Any notion that it still has a spirit worth protecting died with Bob Woolmer. Posted April 17, 2007 by Craig Hackney
Sledging, wind-ups and rudeness are being used by cricket teams to psyche the opposition and gain a crucial edge. Whatever happened to the gentleman's game? Posted August 06, 2007 by Sagar Joshi
The old guys in lycra who menace Australia are definitely on the wrong track. It's time to get cyclists off our roads Posted November 23, 2006 by Craig Hackney
The Australian Open has been marred by unruly crowd scenes and police over-reaction. And Cypriot star Baghdatis's political posturing is not helping to cool the temperature. Posted January 19, 2008 by Nina Rota
Craig Hackney reflects on a magnanimous gesture by Paralympic wheelchair racer Kurt Fearnley which handed his arch-rival David Weir the gold medal he had set his heart on. Posted September 14, 2008 by Craig Hackney
Agents bad, accountants good is the mantra of Lord Stevens' inquiry. The paper trail has missed the goal and will simply lead to more regulation with fewer wrongdoers caught. Posted December 23, 2006 by Stuart Stratford
How would you like to travel across the United States and watch 366 professional sporting events in as many days? Read on... Posted December 25, 2006 by J Jr Mac
Ruqaya Al Ghasara's 200-metre victory gives clear message for Muslim women to participate in sport Posted December 12, 2006 by Reuters
The answer, as always, is somewhere in between. It's a yes and no. Let's celebrate Superman but also hope that somebody can stop him. Posted May 31, 2007 by Budhaditya Roy
With advances in medicine and bio-technology, society may need to re-define cheating. Meanwhile, it's the fans and sport itself that are getting ripped off. Posted May 05, 2007 by Robin Parisotto
The impact of faster and fitter athletes is not always so good for the quality and integrity of some sports. Posted May 16, 2007 by Greg Varkonyi
Hooliganism and rioting are back on the football agenda. Sadly, watching sport - and not only soccer - can seriously damage your health. Posted February 17, 2007 by Craig Hackney
Posted February 06, 2007 by Reuters
Former England hooker Phil Greening has been ordered by a French civil court to pay France wing Aurelien Rougerie thousands in damages over an incident in a match five years ago. Posted November 20, 2007 by James Mortimer