I am writing a dissertation on emergence of liability litigation in sports arena and effect on nature of sport
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http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/anthony/sbahome.html
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You can find a very good sample (in Word format) here:\nhttp://www.augsburg.edu/ppages/~schwalbe/team_contract.doc\n\nHope this helps!
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Fitness above all else is the key today. \n\nPositioning you can gain from exposure in games. Playing advantage is good but remember the 'double jeopardy rule', your decision to play advantage must not allow the affected to lose the advantage they would derived from a free-kick.\n\nAnd 'Law 19' (The unwritten rule, use your discretion wisely, nobody goes to games to see referees or hear his whistle, don't let yourself become to carried away with your powers) "Law 19" also doesn't mean you must punish every offense with a card, award every decision in the box with a penalty, it also tells you to protect goal-keepers, even if it is slightly unfair to the attacking team.\n\nDo not be over-bearing to players but go not be cowed into taking proper decisions, a goal scoring oppurtunity denied is a red card offense whether in the first or last minutes. These kind of fundamental laws, you must adhere strictly. Others where there is a grey line, think of promoting the game more and is where you can use your discretion.\n\nAnd lastly, get over your mistakes, every ref makes them.
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I'm finally quitting after two years of playing rugby. I doubt any other sport can really top the intensity and danger of rugby. During my two years, I've gotten three black eyes, one ruptured knee cap (the reason I need to retire), gotten into two fist fights, broken four fingers, broken three toes, gotten so many bruises I lost count, ruptured a vein so I had what appeared to be a fetus growing out of my leg, had five concussions, and possibly had the best time of my life. I'm really going to miss it.
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Try Lexis Law online.
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go to google.com or go to ask.com or sportsillustrated.com
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sounds like a dream case for a hungry personal injury attorney....they usually need no money up front but will take at least 33% of anything you win.....Malls are insured, so I would definitely get a good attorney fast!!!!!
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Hey, I am right there with you. My thesis is due on Thursday, May 4th and... here I am. I am almost done though. Just have to tie up all the loose ends and edit.\n\nSend me a message and I will try to help you. Let me know what  your specific topic is and what type of info you need. Smart Kitty will help---no worries :-)
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Try the Sports Authority?
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LaLa,\nWorking with the youth sports leagues in your community is a great start. It would be a free service you provide while working with the youth and maybe some future customers!
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There is a publisher called Sportology Publishing. Their list of books is online at: http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/browse_CI_2731-1\n\nOtherwise, try going to your local library's catalog or Amazon and try searching for "Science of Sport" or "Psychology of Sport" instead of "sportology". I think "sportology" is too new of a word.
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First you need to understand all the rules of the game being played or it will just look like weird anarchy interrupted by officials stopping the flow for mysterious reasons. Then all the terminology and jargon associated with the sport. Then the history of each sport to provide context as the commentators are always referencing this or that last season or 20 years ago. Then the players and on and on. But start with the rules or all the rest will not mean anything.
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This may help you:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_%28soccer%29#The_Laws_of_the_Game
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I hope you're more informative in your thesis.  What's the subject?
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I know it's been discussed by others, but I think the relationship between spending and winning would be a good topic, or the impact that revenue sharing has had on the ability of teams to spend in smaller markets.\n\nIf you're looking for data, I'd suggest checking out SABR's Business of Baseball Committee site.\n\nhttp://www.businessofbaseball.com/\n\nOh, there's something I'd like to see - an examination of the impact that arbitration has had on salaries, and whether it serves as essentially restricted free agency for those with 3-5 years of service.  I suspect that it does, but it would be interesting to see its development over the past thirty years.
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Try:\nhttp://www.shouldersolutions.com/impinge.php\n\nhttp://www.physsportsmed.com/issues/2003/0703/depalma.htm