NORMAN GILLER's in campaigning mood, for the mega-rich clubs to start reducing their ticket prices for ordinary fans, and for better medical precautio…
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Everybody out! Time for us all to sing same Toon
NORMAN GILLER goes all Dave Spart on us, calling for a media black-out of Newcastle United, as owner Mike Ashley provides an excellent demonstration o…
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Roy’s on road to Rio – now hard work begins
NORMAN GILLER congratulates Roy Hodgson and his team on a job well done, but reckons that the England football manager's next task is harder still - f…
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Time to remember a Double-winning master
NORMAN GILLER on Paolo di Canio, heavy balls, "gay" footballers, and the debt owed by the modern game to the likes of Bill Nick and Jimmy Hill…
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“Dyke of Uxbridge” has the World Cup in his sights
NORMAN GILLER urges sports journalists to get behind Greg Dyke's World Cup ambitions, and remembers Steve Richards, a fellow member of the Insignifica…
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Calm down, Piers… Arsenal got the deal of the summer
Piers Morgan, Alan Sugar and NORMAN GILLER in a Twitterspat? It can only be the football season and the fate of Arsene Wenger. Plus a tribute to the l…
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Why Bale-ing out has always been a Real deal
NORMAN GILLER on a transfer saga that has lasted all summer, the dearth of homegrown talent in action in the Premier League, and the impressive TV deb…
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Wall game could see Sun set on 27m monthly visits
NORMAN GILLER is unconvinced by The Sun's web changes, but is looking forward to Scotland's return to Wembley (seriously). The flaw in his latest book…
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“Many happy returns to a newspaper, Jim”
NORMAN GILLER believes that his old byline partner James Lawton deserves a much bigger audience than can be offered at The Independent, and thinks bac…
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Murray’s champion performance is one for the generations
Sports writers working at Wimbledon in 2013, such as Neil Harman of The Times, are a fortunate lot, writes the SJA website's self-acclaimed old git, N…
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