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News archive 2009
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30 April 2009
Rugby hit hard by withdrawals: Neither Australia nor Scotland will be able to go through with the bidding process of the 2015 and 2019 Rugby Union World Cups.[more]
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30 April 2009
COMMENT:In her second report from Canada, journalist Laura Robinson comments on the ongoing heated debate over gender inequality in sport.[more]
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29 April 2009
COMMENT:Canadian journalist Laura Robinson gives her personal account from within the court in Canada, where 15 female skiiers fight for their right to participate in the Olympics.
A historic Olympic competition took place at...[more]
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24 April 2009
Exclusive: Play the Game has interviewed representatives from a number of national football teams who are struggling to be allowed to play. Since their country is not recognized by the UN, their teams have difficulties entering...[more]
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23 April 2009
Sepp Blatter remains on a collision course with the European Union over its attempts to restrict overseas players after an influential UK parliamentary committee threw its weight behind the FIFA supremo’s controversial 6+5 rule.[more]
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21 April 2009
The International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) is getting ready to shut down a very lucrative financial arrangement that has benefited its former president and current honorary president, Ruben Acosta, for years. FIVB leaders...[more]
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16 April 2009
Exclusive research from Play the Game (PTG) in the PTG Champions League Diversity Index puts the spot light on the lack of diversity when it comes to Champions League entries.[more]
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14 April 2009
The beleaguered financial model of football clubs operating as Public Limited Companies on stock exchanges has taken a further knock with one of the last PLC teams in England sinking into administration.[more]
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06 April 2009
The full programme for Play the Game 2009, the sixth world sport conference, has been revealed. The list boasts a record-setting variety of speakers.[more]
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