In a comment piece, three members of the Play the Game staff argue that children’s rights should be of more concern to sport.

A tentative schedule showing the sessions for Play the Game 2019 is now ready as new speakers join. Early bird deadline extended.

China, Japan, Kenya, Los Angeles, Macau, Singapore… Preseason is about to start and the English Premier League is going global again. It is all about money-spinning.

Traditionally, Japanese sport has a tough hierarchy, but in the run up to next year’s Olympic Games in Tokyo both the media and the public has begun to critically examine the traditional practice.

Despite more debutants having qualified for the upcoming UEFA Champions League, the tournament is still comprised of an exclusive group of clubs dominating their national leagues year after year.

For a variety of personal reasons, three trusted Play the Game staffers have decided to pursue new work opportunities. As our new analyst and communications officer we welcome Stanis Elsborg.

So far, more than 50,000 dollars have been granted from sports and media organisations in Denmark and Norway. This adds to the 130,000 USD raised by the UCCS and local sponsors in Colorado Springs

There is still time for you to join the group of 120 expected speakers for Play the Game 2019 in Colorado Springs.