Joe Humphreys

I'm probably a bit more of a romantic.

I probably feel...

uh technology kind of particular hasn't been particularly good for sport you can look at va or in soccer and so on um but there is a view that look sport is ultimately it's just a wing of of capitalism it's about uh you know excelling um you know whatever field and using whatever advantage you can get to do that and spending whatever money you can to do that so i think there's that tension within sport what i would just draw attention to i suppose when i'm trying to

kind of allude to is that there are those values that were there in the past, this idea of being on sporting.

And, you know, is there anything that's now still considered on sporting?

And you can see it across sporting disciplines, people kind of getting an unfair advantage, pulling people's jerseys, you know, tumbling over in soccer when they weren't injured, you know, trying to get the referee to get sent an opponent off.

You've all sorts of types of behaviour that

You can strictly get away with and in a win at all costs type of sporting philosophy, you'd say go for it.

But, you know, is there any kind of behaviour we can still say is on sporting?

in the context.

And it's kind of to think about these enhancements within that debate.