Former Swans coach regrets not doing more for Adam Goodes amid ‘diabolical’ treatment of AFL star
John Longmire opens up on booing during player’s final years
‘I should have threatened to pull our players off the ground’ sweetbonan.org
Former Sydney Swans coach John Longmire has opened up on his regret for not doing more to support Adam Goodes in the final years of his career, as the two-time Brownlow medallist faced “diabolical, almost unforgivable” treatment.
Writing in his autobiography released this week, Longmire said the final years of Goodes’s career were a source of regret.
Continue reading...The Athletic: VM-byer mener de mangler millionutbetalinger
De amerikanske byene som arrangerte kamper under fotball-VM i sommer, skal ha millioner av kroner utestående hos Det internasjonale fotballforbundet.
Ifølge The Athletic ble arrangørbyene lovet én million dollar (9,5 millioner kroner) som skulle gå til vekst av fotballen i lokalsamfunnene. Det skjedde etter at Fifa i 2025 hadde lignende utbetalinger til byene som hadde kamper i klubb-VM.
The Athletic har snakket med fire ulike ledere i de amerikanske VM-byene, som etterlyser pengene nå som de ulike VM-komiteene i byene skal løses opp etter turneringen. Samtidig skal rapporter om økonomien leveres inn.
De elleve arrangørbyene i årets VM var Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Atlanta, Philadelphia, New York/New Jersey, Miami og Boston.
Fifa ønsker ikke å kommentere The Athletics opplysninger.
Allerede er Fifa-president Gianni Infantino i hardt vær som følge av planen om å selge deler av VM-produktet til eksterne investorer. Planene ble kastet sist helg etter stor motstand.
Infantino skal ifølge flere medier ha innkalt til hastemøte onsdag.
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Hicks makes immediate impact with grand slam in Rays debut
Westerholm twins sign for Vålerenga
The club announced the signing of the twin brothers from Lukko, who bring a combined 1000 appearances across the SHL and Finnish Liiga, as well as titles in Sweden and the Champions Hockey League.
They arrived in Oslo over the weekend and completed their first training session with the squad on Monday.
Blue Jays' Schneider on Yesavage, Guerrero Jr. ailments: ‘We’ll see’
Blue Jays manager John Schneider addressed the status of pitcher Chase Yesavage and slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. during a recent press availability.
When asked about their current ailments, Schneider offered a vague response, simply stating, 'We'll see.'
