The Australian logo The Australian 1 month ago

Game's open fault lines

THE vote to retain Geoff Pollard as president of Tennis Australia appears to have resolved very little at all. Lleyton Hewitt has made a rare decision to state his case publicly. Full Article at The Australian

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  1. Paul McNamee
  2. Serena Williams
  3. John Alexander

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    Paul McNamee's bid to take over the presidency of Tennis Australia has failed with Geoff Pollard elected to the job for another 12 months. But Pollard will end his 21-year reign in charge of the sport's governing body in Australia next year. Full Article at Sportal Australia

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Related Quotes

  1. For me the only way forward right at the moment is change and you have to start at the top
    Lleyton Hewitt – Lleyton Hewitt SOURCE: The Australian 1 month ago
  2. I guess now that I've lost the election, that has in some ways freed me up to make those concerns that I still have public in the various roles I have in the industry as a coach or a promoter of just someone who loves the game of tennis
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 1 month ago
  3. It's great for us and I think it might be a significant change for Andy in trying to get the lead-up right
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 1 month ago
  4. I'm planning a smooth transition where everyone can put their name forward and have a look at it for next year
    SOURCE: SuperSport 1 month ago
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