After Tottenham's adventures this week in the San Siro, NORMAN GILLER was going to have a word with Joe Jordan, butt...…
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Category: Football writers
Peter the Great never had grounds for complaint
"If you can play, you can play": ANTON RIPPON reckons Arsene Wenger has pitched a recent whinge wrong…
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Andy Gray sacked. Was he fed to the Sirens?
Andy Gray was sacked tonight over "unacceptable behaviour" and following off-air comments he made on Saturday regarding a woman assistant referee. JAN…
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Guardian of press freedom that is too switched on
Football reporters from all of Britain's national newspapers will be cursing The Guardian's obsession with the wonders of modern technology and its jo…
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Lawton’s belated dressing gown dressing down
Let no one think NORMAN GILLER carries a grudge. Forty years on, he takes issue with old colleague James Lawton over a once-cherished robe…
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Bailey bridges generations in football and cricket
Fifty years on from when SJA member Trevor Bailey became captain of his county, IJAZ CHAUDHRY interviewed him about a varied career which included thr…
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“It’s like Boris Johnson bowling at times”
What a week in sport - the Ashes victory, ashes to ashes for Roy Hodgson's Anfield ambitions, followed by the return of King Kenny, and under fire man…
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Brenner and Wyett switch roles at The Sun
Steve Brenner, after having worked on the Ashes cricket tour, will take up the role of tennis reporter, taking over from Charlie Wyett, who has been m…
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Football as seen from the inside by ousted scout
ANTON RIPPON reckons he has found a minor football gem in Les Padfield's book, Scouting for Moyes…
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FIFA, reporting, and The Trouble With Jennings
Was it the British media wot lost it? NORMAN GILLER admires and applauds the FIFA investigations by Panorama and the Sunday Times, and wishes newspape…
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