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A team concludes the contract of a player who refused to be vaccinated against Corona
Global viewer Adi Pranada
The New Zealand Breakers, who play in the Australian Basketball Association, canceled the contract of its player Die Webster on Monday after the player refused to be vaccinated against the corona virus before the start of the new season.
Because of travel restrictions to prevent infection by the virus, the Breakers spent most of last season on Australian soil, and the team is expected to live in Australia at least until the start of the 2021-2022 season, so getting the player’s no vaccination will complicate the team’s travel arrangements.
Basketball player Toy Webster has been released from his New Zealand Breakers contract for refusing to vaccinate against Covit-19. https://t.co/IFrmX8UyTK
– SBS News (SBSNews) September 20, 2021
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“I fully support the freedom of every player to be vaccinated,” Breakers owner Matt Walsh said in a statement.
Walsh added: “The club door will open for Die Webster, but unfortunately we live in exceptional circumstances. Without the vaccine he cannot travel freely, so he can not play the current season.”
With this, Wester faced the fate of his older brother and former teammate Cory, who suffered a setback last month claiming that the “Pfizer vaccine kills many like the virus”.
Last season, Webster’s younger brother, a New Zealander, made significant strides with his team in the Australian League and extended his contract with him last July for two years, as he had previously played in the American Universities League.
The new Australian Basketball League season is set to begin on November 18.
Source: sbs.com
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Emirates News Agency – Al-Tayara agrees to increase the size of the women’s league squad in the new season
Thursday, September 28, 2023 – 5:39 p.m
DUBAI, September 28 / WAM / The Emirates Volleyball Federation has announced that the number of women’s teams has increased to 12 for the new season, which will begin with the Women’s Volleyball General League on November 11.
Noura Al-Hamar, head of the Women’s and School Volleyball Committee of the Volleyball Federation, confirmed that in line with the Federation’s strategic plan, it aims to expand the base of women’s participation, raise the level of the game and support national rankings. Teams The federation agreed to increase the number of teams to 12 women’s teams instead of 10 last season.
He said: “The federation received several requests from private clubs and academies to join the women’s volleyball event and after studying and meeting a set of standards to ensure the discipline of the competition, it was approved to increase its number to 12. status, and raising the status of all women players for the benefit of the team.
He explained that the participating teams will be divided into 3 groups and 4 teams in each group will compete in two round-robin rounds and the first and second teams in each group will qualify for the second round. The league system determines the positions from 1st to 6th, and the other teams compete in another round to determine the ranking.7 to 12.
He pointed out that the tournament will be suspended in January 2024 to allow the Al Wasl and Sharjah women’s sports teams the opportunity to prepare to participate in the Arab Club Championship in its seventh edition, which will begin on February 2, 2024.
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Emirates News Agency – Al Hamriya swimmer Hamad Al Shehi praises Sharjah Sports Council’s support
Thursday, September 28, 2023 – 12:15 AM
Sharjah, September 27 / WAM / Hamad Youssef Al Shehi, a swimmer from Al Hamriya Cultural and Sports Club, thanked the Sharjah Sports Council for its support and sponsorship for participating in preparatory camps and competitions. The pride of joining the national team and his utmost efforts to realize his dream of participating in the Olympic Games.
After Al Shehi participated in the recently held Tunisian Open Championships, he won a silver medal in the 100m race while also winning a gold medal in the 50m freestyle race.
Al Shehi said it was a positive participation in all aspects as he benefited greatly from interacting with the champion swimmers in training and competitions, stressing that his current numbers are only a milestone in reaching the best and most important in his sporting career. Through international representation.
Al Shehi expressed his gratitude to the Sharjah Sports Council for including him in the prize-winning program and providing him the necessary support and participation in the Tunisian camp and championship. Al Hamria thanked the club for providing all the facilities and skills to achieve more victories. championships.
For his part, Mohammed Obaid Al-Hussan, director of the council’s sports affairs and development department, confirmed that Al-Shehi is one of the most promising swimmers in the 14-year-old category and holds the state record for 13. In the 50m freestyle age category, he is one of the most talented and promising players in the Emirate of Sharjah and a bright future awaits him, especially if he continues to improve his position. Through vigorous training and competitions.
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surprise | “An illegal deal between Al-Ittihad and Al-Fayha threatens the legitimacy of competition in the league.”
Legal wonder about Al-Fayha and Al-Ittihad competition in league competition
Sports law expert Ahmad Al-Sheikhi expressed great surprise at the decision to “move” the stadium for the Al-Fayha and Al-Ittihad match as part of the eighth round of the Saudi Roshen Professional League.
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The Saudi Professional League’s competition committee has announced approval to “move” the match between Al-Fayha and Al-Ittihad from the Al Majma Stadium to the King Fahd International Stadium in the capital Riyadh at 6pm next Friday. , instead of four o’clock in the afternoon on the same day. This happened after the agreement between the two clubs.
In this context, Al-Sheikhi said on his official account on the “X” site on Wednesday that the decision to “move” the stadium for the Al-Fayha and Al-Ittihad match was illegal.
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The referee of the game pointed out that the regulations did not allow the stadium to be “moved” for any match as the agreement between the two clubs or to achieve financial income for one of them or the flights implied.
He explained that the terms specified “moved” the field for any match; Among the following: “Compel public interest, not private interest.”
Ahmad Al-Sheikhi insisted.Changing matches due to the agreement between the two clubs may conflict with the integrity of the competition, especially in the decisive rounds at the end of the league.
It is noteworthy that Al-Ittihad Club’s first football team leads the Saudi Roshan Professional League 2023-2024 table with 18 points, and is only one point behind the “runner-up” Al-Hilal.
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