By JAMES TONEY From a Fairytale in New York to the Miracle of Tokyo to Gareth Southgate’s Wonders of Wembley – almost – it’s certainly been a …
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A tribute to Jimmy Greaves and why we shall not see his like again
By NORMAN GILLER Sports writers everywhere will today mourn the passing of Jimmy Greaves, greatest of all British-born goal scorers and, more importan…
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We’re watching you: Strict rules issued to Tokyo 2020 journalists
Journalists covering the Tokyo Games have been warned to follow the rules or they could find themselves ‘exposed’ on social media. Despite…
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SJA Notebook: Mail on Sunday sports editor steps down and success for Cricket Writers’ coverage campaign
Catch up with our regular column of sports journalists making the news … Trialblazing Kervin steps down Alison Kervin is leaving the Mail on Sunday …
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Remembering when Arsenal become football’s first TV stars
By ANTON RIPPON So, Arsenal – and the rest – won’t be competing in a European Super League after all. But the Gunners do seem to have the knack …
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Annual General Meeting 2021: Chair’s report
By ASHLEY BROADLEY A few days ago, I read again the co-chairs’ report to the AGM last year. It talked about coronavirus casting a long shadow on our…
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SJA Notebook: Tokyo 2020 officials seek to reduce Games accreditations
Tokyo 2020 officials are seeking to slash the number of accreditations for this year’s Olympics and Paralympics, according to local media report…
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Sports Journalists’ Association Annual General Meeting 2021
This is to give formal notice that the Annual General Meeting of the Sports Journalists’ Association will be held on 15th April 2021 at 1230. In…
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The Cricketer raises its bat to a swashbuckling century
By PHILIP BARKER “The popularity of and interest in cricket not only here, but in every part of the world where Englishmen are gathered was never gr…
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