Sports Journalists' Association members vote to decide the winner of the Pundit category; none of the 10 contenders for the prize at the SJA British S…
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Category: Sports broadcasting
‘A masterpiece of sensitive broadcasting’: The Munich massacre remembered
After the 50th anniversary of the Munich massacre, SJA secretary Philip Barker recalls David Coleman’s “finest hour as a broadcaster”…
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SJA British Sports Journalism Awards 2021: broadcast shortlist
The SJA is delighted to add two new categories to the British Sports Journalism broadcast awards in recognition of the growing numbers who subscribe t…
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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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Time to vote for the Sports Pundit of the Year 2020
Football, cricket, american football, basketball…and just one Sports Pundit of 2020. A panel of judges has whittled the entries down to 12 conte…
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SJA British Sports Journalism Awards 2020: broadcast shortlists
A year ago Christina Macfarlane of CNN made history by becoming the first woman to win Broadcast Journalist of the year at the SJA British Sports Jour…
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Forty summers on and Arlott remains the voice of cricket
By PHILIP BARKER It was 40 summers ago on a sunlit September afternoon that the crowd at Lord’s gave a standing ovation, not for a cricketer but a c…
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Ingham autobiography out in paperback – ‘for anyone who loves radio sport the way it should be done’
Mike Ingham’s acclaimed autobiography will be universally available at the end of March when it is released in paperback. Ingham, for many years…
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When Wembley final staged penalty shoot-out as pre-match TV gimmick for ‘On The Ball’
By PHILIP BARKER Manchester City did not need a penalty shoot-out to win the Carabao Cup on Sunday but when they first lifted the same trophy 50 years…
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A golden year of cricket, stand-up comic Gary Neville and a first for CNN and talkSPORT…
FAYE CARRUTHERS, chair of broadcast judges, reports on the British Sports Journalism Awards It was a year of new awards, new winners and a year where …
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