What I’ve learnt about racism on the property market
Our contributor-turned-realtor Clarissa Say gives her perspective on racial discrimination on the rental market.
Realty bites
Young real estate agents are tired of homeowners’ racial preferences, but face an uphill battle for change.
Lucky Devils
We’ve seen it many times before: Alex Ferguson beaming from ear to ear while walking on to the football pitch after the final whistle of a momentous victory, applauding his players and giving them encouraging pats on the back. Yet, after one of the most unlikely victories he will achieve in his career, Ferguson seemed […]
The year that was
Many of you young ‘uns reading this column will probably not remember the simpler times in football. When I first started watching football, “diving” was the apocalyptic force threatening to destroy the beautiful game, and David Beckham wearing a sarong was the most sordid story of the decade. But now, we live in a rather […]
Stamping it out
Apart from signing Stewart Downing at £20mil (RM98.3mil) – nothing wrong with the player, just the price tag – Kenny Dalglish has done very little wrong in his current spell as Liverpool manager. At least up until last weekend. His comments asking for the Luis Suarez-Patrice Evra racism row to be settled quickly, to be […]
Cup coup
When I first heard that both Russia and Qatar had won their respective bids to host the World Cup, I thought there could only be one explanation – corruption.