WHO WILL GET YOUR VOTE? When is a "team" not a team? When they don't compete together, says STEVEN DOWNES, as he makes the case for backing England's …
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Month: October 2010
Significant book from Scovell (rhymes with shovel)
In Fleet Street's dim and blurry past, there was the national sports desks' Insignificant Seven, where NORMAN GILLER thought he was the Steve McQueen …
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Writers are boxing Cleverly at their Savoy dinner
London's Savoy Hotel had been closed for three years and undergone a refit costing £220 million, and the Boxing Writers' Club was determined to be …
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SJA Bulletin autumn edition is out this week
The latest SJA Bulletin, the autumn 2010 edition, is being despatched to all members this week…
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Doug Wilson memorial service: Nov 19
The service will be held at 2pm at St Bartholomew's Church, King Alfred Place, Winchester…
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‘You look in a field and see a cow and think it’s a better one’
IAN COLE does not receive £200,000 a week for compiling the sports quotes of the week, and is seeking assurances about the future of this website…
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David beat Goliath. Now Haye wants SJA heavyweight title
WHO WILL GET YOUR VOTE? Britain's David Haye is boxing's heavyweight world champion and punches above his weight for the SJA's Sportsman of the Year t…
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American owners keep success in soccer business plan
Why do Americans get involved in soccer, a sport most of them can’t abide? It’s a question that still puzzles fans over here…
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Golfer McDowell is easy Ryder to win SJA’s prize
WHO WILL GET YOUR VOTE? Past chairman of the SJA, PAUL TROW, thinks he has an unanswerable argument for a Northern Ireland golfer’s case as 2010 Spo…
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SJA Sports Awards to be just the Ticket for Troops
The Sports Journalists’ Association is providing a table for 10 special guests at our prestigious 62nd annual British Sports Awards on December 8, w…
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