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Mr Phil Marshall Phil. Marshall hull. Wearable GPS tracking devices have become commonplace coaching aids across professional field sports to enhance sports performances and reduce injury rates, despite the implications of the technology being poorly understood. This study looked at how GPS devices are used and the impact constant surveillance has upon the physical, psychological, and emotional health of rugby football workers. The disciplinary analysis of Michel Foucault was used to investigate how British Super League teams use wearable GPS technology, to investigate the dominant 'truth' that promotes surveillance technologies as 'universally beneficial' to athlete sports performance, health and well-being. Participants confessed data generated from wearable GPS is often totally ignored, despite being specifically produced to protect athlete health and wellbeing. When used, GPS data can become a 'disciplinary tool' to normalise and coerce players to comply with potentially unhealthy physical and psychological demands of a professional playing career.

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Using a large sample of fund-years, we investigate the performance reporting behaviors of general partners GPs and limited partners LPs of Venture Capital VC funds. Self-reporting by GPs raises the concern that the information investors rely on may be biased, either due to selective reporting from the most successful funds or from overstated performance. Our results indicate that selective reporting is the more important concern: GPs report irregularly and are more likely to report when LPs report good performance. We estimate that selective reporting by GPs overstates VC fund returns by 4 percentage points. We look specifically at the disciplinary role of FOIA in mitigating distortions in reported performance. We find no evidence that FOIA-eligible LPs are disadvantaged in their ability to invest in top-performing funds or funds managed by the most reputable GPs. Export citation Select the format to use for exporting the citation. Erin E. Financial markets: Financial intermediation , Corporate finance: Corporate financing , Government programs and public policy , New business financing: Venture capital and private equity capital. Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn. Journal details. Abstract Using a large sample of fund-years, we investigate the performance reporting behaviors of general partners GPs and limited partners LPs of Venture Capital VC funds. DOI: Related publications.

Video Wigan run in 10 tries to thrash Broncos Watch highlights as Wigan Warriors run in a whopping 10 tries to consign London Broncos to a chastening home defeat in Super League. Catalans beat Rl disciplinary after Nikorima's swift opener, rl disciplinary. Featherstone forward Gareth Hock has been banned for three matches for a use of knees charge in their recent win over Swinton.

Thornhill Trojans player Jake Wilson is facing a lengthy ban after being issued with three separate sanctions by the RFL disciplinary. Warrington winger Tom Lineham has been handed a one-match penalty notice following the incident that led to an eight-point try in their defeat at St Helens. Warrington forward Ben Westwood could be banned for up to five matches following his headbutt on Morgan Escare during the win over Wigan on Friday night. Joel Tomkins and Grant Millington will serve two-match bans after their cases were heard by an independent operational rules tribunal. Oldham prop Ben Davies was sent off for making a comment that questioned the integrity of a match official at the weekend. Warrington forward Sita Akaoula is set to miss the Challenge Cup final after being handed a one-match ban. Oldham forward Danny Bridge has been banned for nine months for assaulting referee Cameron Worsley during their recent League One defeat against Keighley.

The review was recommended by the RFL executive in July, five years after a previous club-led review, and partly in response to the impact of changes to charging and sentencing guidelines that were introduced for the season, leading to significant increases in the number of charges and resulting suspensions — all introduced with the priority of player safety. There was also an observation that the changes to charging and sentencing guidelines introduced for had delivered the desired changes in player behaviour. That led to a recommendation for fines to have a greater role, alongside suspensions, in increasing the accountability of players for their on-field actions, given the primary importance of player behaviour in promoting the importance of safety in the sport. This means that a Grade A offence, at the lowest end of the scale, would be punished by either a caution or a fine, whereas it could previously have resulted in a one-match suspension. Similarly, a Grade B offence could also be punishable by either a fine, a one-match suspension, or both, whereas it would previously have meant a ban of either one or two matches. In addition, it will now take three offences for a player to reach the top end of each grading boundary, compared with two offences in Only Grade E and F offences will now lead to an automatic tribunal, with Grade A-D offences included within the penalty notice framework. Grade D offences will carry a suspension range of matches and will include a fine.

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The Panel is made up of the Compliance Manager who provides the administrative support to the Panel and up to 4 side members drawn from people with appropriate expertise such as former players, referees and coaches. The current members of the Match Review Panel are detailed below. A familiar face in the professional game for four decades, since he made his debut for Warrington, his hometown club for whom he would play throughout a season career, with a total of senior appearances. He then moved into coaching, initially with Whitehaven before returning to Warrington where he stayed for seven seasons, and then moving on to their local rivals Widnes. The only Yorkshireman on the panel, Paul Dixon won 15 Great Britain caps as a tough second-row, playing his usual unsung role in a famous victory over Australia at Wembley in From farming stock in the Pennines, he began his career with Huddersfield then had a brief spell at Oldham before making a major breakthrough at Halifax, with whom he won the Challenge Cup in He then gave excellent service to both Leeds and Bradford before ending his career with Sheffield Eagles in — and he is the longest-serving member of the Match Review Panel, having joined in

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Salford re-sign Warrington prop Dudson on loan. Challenge Cup Connor Robinson. Mr Phil Marshall Phil. Featherstone forward Gareth Hock has been banned for three matches for a use of knees charge in their recent win over Swinton. St Helens continue winning start against Leigh. Files Article 1. Rugby league across the BBC. James Gordon 15 Dec Hull's Ashworth and St Helens' Percival given bans. Super League Challenge Cup final.

Hello and welcome to Monday's live blog. The opening round of Super League is done and dusted, with the big talking point from the weekend being the 13 cards issued. In total, four reds were given and nine yellow's, with the RFL's Match Review Panel kept busy ahead of the disciplinary news this afternoon.

Handley scores twice as Leeds beat Catalans. Handley double seals Leeds fightback win at Leigh. Video Wigan run in 10 tries to thrash Broncos. Related publications. Salford end year wait to win at St Helens. Warrington ease to win over Castleford. Wearable GPS tracking devices have become commonplace coaching aids across professional field sports to enhance sports performances and reduce injury rates, despite the implications of the technology being poorly understood. Erin E. Sending Foucault on loan to the lower leagues : a disciplinary analysis of the loan system in professional football Thesis. Hull's Ashworth and St Helens' Percival given bans. Brad Singleton has been handed a six-match ban for striking an opponent with his elbow. The Leeds forward was placed on report by referee James Child for his tackle on