RANDALL NORTHAM, or "The Curmudgeon of Facebook" as he has become known, had a smile put on his face by a wet evening spent at Hampden Park…
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SJA is delighted to “join” the Games family
Our latest diary from the Glasgow Games includes royal photo-bombs, photographer gongs and victory songs…
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Back of the net! Sun seeks the new voice of football
The Sun is looking for a new John Motson or David Coleman, with a digital commentary competition in which the prize could be a job commentating on the…
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Buses, Bolt selfies, and a supplement sales drive
Selfies with the stars, a hen do at a netball match, more selfies, haggis-flavoured crisps, some selfies, and broken-down buses all feature in our Gla…
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MPs try to get to grips with issue of women’s sport
The Commons Select Committee on Culture, Media and Sport published its report on women's sports participation today which appears to have accepted man…
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Fun and Games, from gate-crashers to brothels
Star of stage and screen (alright, he was on last night's The One Show), SJA committee member PHILIP BARKER charts the role of sports journalists in t…
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Panel discussion on who won the Match of the Day
Which of the BBC and ITV gave World Cup viewers the better service? Who were the best presenters? Which fielded the most articulate pundits before, du…
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World Cup’s own goals for FIFA and the papers
World Cup withdrawal symptoms have left NORMAN GILLER muttering "I don't believe it", though the newspaper circulation figures don't lie: Brazil 2014 …
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BBC’s Ingham to retire his ‘soothing vocal balm’
ANTON RIPPON profiles Mike Ingham, the BBC's chief football correspondent, who is taking retirement after covering Sunday's World Cup final…
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Sofa, so good? Pundits suffer a Savage-ing
Adrian Chiles, Phil Neville, Robbie Savage... ANTON RIPPON ponders television's World Cup coverage so far…
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