Gallery: From the G20

Baseball at the equator



Football: Still the beautiful game?


The past few years have seen a massive rise in the number diving and cheating incidents on the football pitch.

But who is to blame for this? The managers, the players or maybe the referees?

The referees do have to take some blame, should they be more firm and show more red cards for diving or acts of petulance, managers like Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger would certainly put a stop to there players doing it.

However referees aside, the indiscipline of modern day professionals point towards a lack of respect by both players and managers.

Read the full story at InJournalism Magazine.

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