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Play the Game 2011 conference photos

Play the Game 2011's official conference photos were taken by renowned photographer Tine Harden, whose latest photo series, A Kick out of Africa, was also exhibited at the conference venue.

The conference photographs are provided free of charge for use in press publications. However, Play the Game 2011 and Tine Harden must be credited in any use of the images. A link to Play the Game's homepage at www.playthegame.org would also be appreciated.

If you need an image for print purposes, please contact us at info@playthegame.org and we will provide you with a high resolution copy.

Alternatively, visit our Flickr page where the conference photos can also be downloaded in high resolution format.

Monday 3 October

Pre-conference images

: Play the Game 2011, Cologne

: John Beech

Opening session

: Jens Sejer Andersen

: Jörg-Uwe Nieland and Thomas Horky

: Hans Bruyninckx

: Richard W. Pound

: William Gaillard

: Richard W. Pound, Hans Bruyninckx and William Gaillard

: Panel discussion

Match Fixing - the biggest single threat to sport?

: Werner Pitsch and Declan Hill

: Declan Hill

Volleygate

: Mario Goijman

: Mario Goijman and Lasana Liburd

: Mario Goijman

The Middle East on the Move

: James M. Dorsey

: James M. Dorsey

Doping Prevention

: Kaveri Prakash, Annika Steinmann, John Gleaves, Michael Sauer

Tuesday 4 October

Chasing the White Elephants

: Rai Souza Vieira de Oliviera

: Rai Souza Vieira de Oliviera and Siriki Dramé

: John Beech

: Ian Nuttall

: Ian Nuttall

: Cornelia Rogall-Grothe and Walter Tokarski

: Walter Tokarski, Cornelia Rogall-Grothe, Karl-Heinz Schneider and Jens Sejer Andersen

: Stefan Szymanski

: Stefan Szymanski

: Stefan Szymanski

The structure of scandals

: Nikki Dryden

: Nikki Dryden

Fair Play, Fair Pay: How to create growth in grassroot sport

: Wilfried Lemke

: Wilfried Lemke

: Wilfried Lemke

: Wilfried Lemke

: Wilfried Lemke

: Stefan Szymanski, Jeroen Scheerder, Jens Sejer Andersen and Wilfried Lemke

: Stefan Szymanski and Jacob Kornbeck

: Mogens Kirkeby

Gender in sport - a case of discrimination?

: Annie Sugier

Financial Fair Play, or Football's Foolish Plan?

: Antonia Hagemann

: Sefton Perry

: Stefan Szymanski and John Beech

Wednesday 5 October

Little Difference, Huge Impact: The Gender Challenge to Sport

: Daniela Schaaf

: Jörg-Uwe Nieland and Daniela Schaaf

: Laura Robinson

: Laura Robinson

: Laura Robinson, Annette Hofmann and Tine Rindum Teilmann

: Annette Hofmann and Laura Robinson

The intersex challenge to sport

: Arne Ljungqvist

: Arne Ljungqvist

: Bruce Kidd, Georg M. Facius and Arne Ljungqvist

: Bruce Kidd

Brazil 2014 & 2016 - Samba for the few?

: Kimberly S. Schimmel, Katia Rubio, Tatiane Hilgemberg, Fernando Molica, Isabela Ledo

: Katia Rubio and Tatiane Hilgemberg

: Tatiane Hilgemberg

: Isabela Ledo

: Fernando Molica

WADA reforms - which challenges are most urgent in anti-doping policies?

: Wilhelm Schänzer

: Hajo Seppelt

: Olivier Niggli

: Olivier Niggli

: Jonas Hoffman

: Olivier Niggli, Perikles Simon and Hajo Seppelt

: Olivier Niggli, Jonas Hoffman and Perikles Simon

: Olivier Niggli

: Astrid Rawohl and Olivier Niggli

: Declan Hill, Jens Sejer Andersen, Olivier Niggli and Jonas Hoffman

: Perikles Simon

: Perikles Simon

Professional football, hopes and realities

: David Kilpatrick

Anti-doping - challenges and shortcomings

: Martin Hardie

Thursday 6 October

FIFA under fire

: Ezequiel Fernández Moores

: Ezequiel Fernández Moores

: Roger Pielke, Jr.

: Osasu Obayiuwana

: James Corbett and Roger Pielke, Jr.

Change in Sport Day: part 1: Symptoms and diagnosis

: Christer Ahl

: Christer Ahl

: Andrew Jennings

: Andrew Jennings

: Andrew Jennings

: Andrew Jennings

: Jens Weinreich

: Jens Weinreich

: Jens Weinreich and Andrew Jennings

: Jens Weinreich and Andrew Jennings

: Walter De Gregorio

: Walter De Gregorio (second from left, rear)

: Walter De Gregorio

: Walter De Gregorio

: Andrew Jennings and Walter De Gregorio

: Andrew Jennings and Walter De Gregorio

: Andrew Jennings' footsteps

: Declan Hill, Harold Mayne-Nicholls and Ingrid Beutler

Fixing and cheating

: Katarina Pijetlovic

: Khalid Ali

Change in Sport Day - part 2: Finding the cure

: Jean-Loup Chappelet

: Anne Schwöbel

: Anne Schwöbel

: Jerome Champagne

: Richard W. Pound and Jerome Champagne

Play the Game Award and Farewell Party

: Henrik Brandt, Jens Weinreich, Andrew Jennings and Mikkel Sarbo

: Jens Weinreich, Andrew Jennings, Mikkel Sarbo and Henrik Brandt

: Jens Sejer Andersen, Jens Weinreich and Andrew Jennings

: Andrew Jennings and Jens Weinreich

: Jens Weinreich and Andrew Jennings

Other images from the conference

: Jens Sejer Andersen, Christer Alm and Henrik Brandt

: Annie Sugier

: Declan Hill

: Bruce Kidd

: Andrew Jennings and Katarina Pijetlovic

: Chandrakant Gocool

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