The fate of former Welsh rugby captain, Ryan Jones, has yet again exposed the lurking truth about the dangers of professional rugby. But our response to these rare, tragic cases must be proportionate.
Jones seems more concerned with hogging the limelight than doing his job and coaching the England rugby team to victory.
Remember the good old days, when sport was played for recreation and enjoyment and money had hardly anything to do with it?
There is little evidence that sporting boycotts, such as banning Russian players from Wimbledon, have any real impact on conflict.
From football to tennis, rules and laws in sports have failed to keep up with their players over the years.
Sorry, Adam Boulton, you’re wrong about big money corrupting sport and society.
Money, politics, corruption and hypocrisy have ruined professional sport.
France and Ireland showed great promise in this year’s Six Nations, but the other teams, especially England, let themselves down.
Will England win at Twickenham or will Wales be the first team to win an away-game in this year’s Six Nations tournament?
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