Not Worth Assaulting Referee - Especially At Oz-Tag Sports Game

A sportsperson should be a sportsperson - before, during and after the game. That is the  simple thing to say, yet  competitiveness and being the best may bring out the worst from us. Winning is not necessary the best result and losing should be taken in pride by respecting the winners and in return the winners respect the losers.

The ultimate aim in any sport is to win, win and win. Then there is the referees and umpires that regulate the rules on field and  are only as human as us. Not at all time people will respect the umpire's and referees decision, as the end decision is  should be given based on rules not on based on being bias against individuals and teams. You know umpires and referees should be applauded after every game is complete for their  decision, even if there is a slight err of judgement and the players are applauded as they all leave the field. We don't do that.

So what does this all mean, well when emotion takes over and  sportspeople take physical aim at referees or umpires, this is not sportsperson like. Should the players be able to ask questions to a referee or umpire, the answer would be 'Yes' coming for the individual or Team Captain. The most important thing must be the  utmost high regard & respect for players and referee or umpire officials, Then there is  ensuring  every sportsperson keeps to the rules as  the referee and umpire do their job based on rules and their interpretation of them. 

An Oz-Tag player created an incident the other night where  the referee was knocked unconscious. Read on and late us know what you think Click here

I used to be a sportsperson, when I played high school soccer and  my team lost a lost of games. Yes, we were not happy we lost, yet we respected the other beside was better. Referees decision was always listened too and I don't think we ever had 'Yellow or Red Cards' as playing the games a relaxing way to enjoy life. That is what is needed relax as we play games and relax ourselves on decisions made.

 I would like to "Thank' Adelaide Dupont ( From Google Plus community), for recommending this story to our community. If one sportsperson changes and be more sportsperson like, then this story has sent a positive message to our community.

Project Review: Study Of Youth Unemployment In Greater Western Sydney -By .Id The Population Experts

Here is an interesting report from .Id The Population Experts, providing alarming figures on our youth unemployment, which was conducted with the Western Sydney University's Centre for Western Sydney.

This is used to help governments and  businesses, planning for the future.

This might be alarming when you notice the 2011 and 2016 figures, representing parts of Mount Druitt:

Click here for details

 I'd like to thank Adelaide Dupont one of our Google + members, who has provided us with this important and we hope  this research continues.

Mount Druitt Great Sucess Story Donna Loughran - The Age Via Adelaide Dupont - Google Plus Member

We have had 'SBS' Struggle Street on Mount Druitt but we haven't had  'SBS' Success Street on Mount Druitt. This is actually the story they didn't want to provide and they do not consider Mount Mount Druitt to be a successful  area with with successful people.

 Click here for previous posts on SBS Struggle Street

A  Shalvey  resident has really motivated herself to  progress throgh completing her Higher School Certificate, and acclaimed  High School Teacher of Doonside. This is where the directors of  SBS Struggle Street might want to go and hide

Click here for Donna Loughran's Mount Druitt Success Story

Thank you Adelaide Dupont, Google plus member who has researched and found the  stimulating and interesting article, which may raise more heads up around our area, be proud and study hard to be their own successful story. Need I say any further.