Groundbreaking oral club histories tell the stories of Everton and Liverpool Football Clubs in a new style, reviewed by ERIC BROWN. Club histories are…
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SJA in partnership with UEFA to promote football writing
The Sports Journalists’ Association can today announce a major new partnership with UEFA to promote football writing in Britain. The UEFA Together#W…
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Do and Dai: Welsh sport takes centre stage on-line
Dai Sport is a fresh breath of Welsh sport with a fiery attitude. That’s the blurb which welcomes visitors to the revamped website which caters …
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Five decades of inside stories from the heart of Everton
A giant of football journalism on Merseyside, Ken Rogers has assembled a wealth of memories and anecdotes from five decades of rubbing shoulders with …
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Ex-Sun tennis and football reporter Jamieson dies at 76
Hugh Jamieson, for many years tennis corresponent and Midlands football writer at The Sun, has died after a short illness. Jamieson, 76, nicknamed the…
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How United dream turned sour for Kanchelskis express
Regrets ? I’ve had a few, confesses Andrei Kanchelskis in a no-holds barred autobiography reviewed by ERIC BROWN. The ball scuds inside a fullba…
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How fans made football game of the people
People change their houses, their cars, their jobs, sometimes even their spouses, but they never change their football team. ANTON RIPPON reviews Sava…
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Alive and kicking: The Premier League at 25
Year zero, the dawning of a new era, call it what you will, it is a quarter of a century since the Premier League burst into life, revolutionising foo…
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Lesson one: Treat your intro like a first date
The SJA was delighted to assist when AIPS asked us for candidates to join the Young Reporter programme at the women’s Euros 2017. Maryanne Orr a…
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From Delhi to the Den via Kathmandu
A new book on a globe-trotting English coach with more stamps on his passport than the late Alan Whicker is reviewed by ERIC BROWN. He has managed mor…
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