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The Utility of Including Regular Sport Team Events in Event Portfolios
Event portfolios are a useful way for destination managers to holistically manage their community’s collection of events and, through strategic integration and common objectives, more effectively produce benefits. However, regular sport events such as those played by professional sport teams in a sport league have received little attention from event portfolio managers and researchers.
Can Queensland cash in on the NRL finals? It's all about 'event leveraging'
Queensland’s love of rugby league, and the fact the state isn’t in lockdown, has won it the right to host the 2021 NRL finals series. But it was economic gains as much as love of the game that Premier Annastacia Pałaszczuk spruiked when announcing Queensland would host all eight finals games plus the grand final at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium. Six of those games are being played outside Brisbane — two in Townsville, two in Mackay, and one apiece in Rockhampton and Sunshine Coast.
Greece hoping for a Euro repeat at the 2014 World Cup
It was this history that led to the birth of the Olympics, which ultimately inspired the FIFA World Cup. While the Greeks are immensely passionate about football, its national team has yet to qualify beyond the group stages of the World Cup. The European Championships however have proved completely different. In Greece’s first appearance in 2004, the nation stunned everyone by claiming the title and sending the team’s fans around the world into delirium.
Why Muscat, Popovic should be European pioneers
Ange Postecoglou’s exploits in Japan have been well-documented but now there are others working even farther from home. It is not quite an Australian flood into Europe but to see coaches trickling into the old continent is a big deal and they can really open gates to let in more of their compatriots. Kevin Muscat and Tony Popovic are now in Belgium and Greece respectively, embarking on what could be fascinating adventures and much more besides.
River's Return
"Que se vayan todos" — "All of them must go" — they chanted. In 2001, it was the cry of the Argentinian protestors as the country was mired in a political, economic and social crisis. In 2011, it was the cry of the River Plate supporters. On 26 June 2011, one of the world's great clubs was relegated for the first time.
The players that will light up the Women's World Cup
During the past four years women's football has again taken giant strides as the investment in youth coaching and greater opportunity for youth players bears fruit, particularly in nations where gender equality is greater. Australia should be proud that is among those nations giving those opportunities to young female players and most agree the Matildas squad for the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup is the most talented group to arrive at the tournament.
The Dragon's Cap
It was 1978. A summer's day in Porto, a city famous for its port wine and from which the nation of Portugal derives its name. José Maria Pedroto leant back into his seat on the bench at the Estadio das Antas with a smile on his face. Porto were 4-0 up against Sporting Braga in the last game of the season. They were level on points with Benfica at the top of the Portuguese league, but with a vastly superior goal difference.
Professionalisation the only way forward for women's football
The PFA’s proposal to make the W-League one of (if not the most) professional league in the world might seem ambitious, but it’s exactly what women’s football in Australia needs to fulfill its potential. Professionalisation. Ultimately that’s what the PFA’s from ‘Grassroots to Greatness’ roadmap is about. The only way for women’s football to reach its potential and succeed in Australia is to make it professional. Really professional, not just in name but in action. What does success look like?
Renato Sanches must become a central figure for Portugal
It took until the quarter-final stage but finally Portugal started their most prodigious talent, Renato Sanches. For the team to now actually win a match in 90 minutes, he needs to play in a more central role. For those that hadn’t heard of Renato Sanches before UEFA EURO 2016, they will have taken notice now.
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