British badminton states its case
British badminton has had its problems. Earlier this summer, those in charge outlined to 91Èȱ¬ Sport the steps they hope will put things right. Now, during this week's at Wembley Arena, we may see whether that plan is starting to work.
In-fighting between top players and a lack of leadership sent the sport plunging from the high of to the low of being told by former star Gail Emms - one half of that silver medal - to .
, which runs a national training centre in Milton Keynes and is responsible for most of the British stars preparing for 2012, subsequently asked for a chance to demonstrate to us that things are changing.
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