Dick Patrick, a pre-emninent American reporter on track and field well-known to many members of the British Athletics Writers’ Association, has …
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Month: December 2009
Media advisory: UK Sport press briefing
From UK Sport UK Sport will be announcing the outcomes of its 2009 Annual Investment Review process with Olympic and Paralympic sports to ensure that …
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Five jobs to go at Standard sports desk
The sports desk will be hardest hit in the latest round of job cuts at London’s Evening Standard, with five subs’ jobs likely to go in its…
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Triathlon mourns after tragic death of Peter Holmes
Peter Holmes, the British Triathlon Federation’s popular press officer from 2006 until earlier this year, was killed in a tragic climbing accide…
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Orders open for 2010-2011 AIPS cards
Help us to help St Bride’s plan for 2012
By Barry Newcombe, Chairman, SJA The SJA has held talks with the Rector and senior officers at St Bride’s, the journalists’ church in Flee…
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Questions being asked about TV sport’s Crown Jewels
Serious questions have been raised about the lack of rigour in the nine-month enquiry into Britain’s list of “protected” free-to-air…
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The day the great Bill Shankly made me suffer on
a personal guided tour of his beloved Anfield
NORMAN GILLER remembers on how he and Harry Miller were set-up by Liverpool’s greatest manager There is not a football reporter from my generati…
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Keating: Men don’t have sports field to themselves
From Frank Keating, The Guardian Apart from the harrumphingly diverting set of essays Fifty People Who Fouled Up Football (Constable, £12.99) by th…
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