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  • Kaylen Hinds interview: Former Arsenal youngster on why he traded hometown club for Wolfsburg and Bundesliga

    August 8, 2017

    In 1983 England striker Luther Blissett traded Watford for a life in the foothills of the Alps when he joined European giants AC Milan. His impression of the city renowned for its envied art collection, imposing cathedrals and high fashion? “No matter how much money you have here, you can’t seem to get Rice Krispies,” [...]

  • Forget shirt sales, it’s Neymar’s star brand that will help Paris Saint-Germain pay off world record £200m fee | City A.M.

    August 5, 2017

    Few transfers in history have ever generated as much chatter, news articles or social media posts as Neymar’s world-record £200m move to Paris Saint-Germain. Such an unprecedentedly large fee and the headlines it captures raises questions of whether Paris Saint-Germain have bought Neymar for his brand as much as his ability. The Qatari-owned club has [...]

  • What Alan Shearer has to teach us about inflation

    August 4, 2017

    So who are the world’s three biggest spenders on defence these days? That’s right – the US, China and … Manchester City. Boom, boom. Yes, we may still be a week away from the start of the 2017/18 English Premier League season but of course it has been generating back-page headlines for weeks now thanks [...]

  • Embracing a brilliant new era of close UK-South Korea relations

    July 27, 2017

    Anyone who has walked through the graves at the UN Memorial Cemetery in Busan will never forget the huge sacrifices made by British forces in the Korean War. Yet, whether because of insufficient media coverage or post-World War II fatigue, many veterans returned to a country which did not acknowledge their service, and the Korean [...]

  • Olympic Stadium Formula One plan revealed: Audacious proposal shows Grand Prix circuit snaking through East London

    July 14, 2017

    An audacious plan to hold a Formula One Grand Prix in and around Stratford’s Olympic Park has been pitched to the mayor of London, rivalling a separate bid to host a race in the Docklands. Reports of the Docklands plan surfaced earlier this week after the owners of Silverstone triggered a break clause in their [...]

  • Tour de France 2017: Team Sky has full support of the media giant despite a tumultuous year

    June 30, 2017

    Team Sky has the full backing of the executives at the media behemoth despite enduring a year plagued by doping allegations, according to a key director at Britain’s most successful cycling team. Sky has dominated professional cycling in recent years, winning four of the last five editions of the Tour de France, which starts on [...]

  • Trevor Steven: Safe standing can benefit everyone – it’s time to accept it in English football

    June 27, 2017

    One of the most vivid memories from my playing days is of fans packed into the Gwladys Street end at Goodison Park so tightly that only their eyes and the tops of their heads were visible. I can remember similar scenes at Rangers and West Ham. Those atmospheres were electric. While I wouldn’t want to [...]

  • Europa League prize money: Manchester United triumph more lucrative than their Champions League campaign

    May 25, 2017

    Manchester United pocketed €14.7m (£12.7m) in prize money after winning the Europa League with a 2-0 win over Ajax in the final. The Premier League giants secured the final winner's prize of €6.5m to add to the €8.2m they'd already earned from European football governing body Uefa. Ajax, whose total wage bill is more than [...]

  • How much is winning the Europa League worth? What Manchester United will make for beating Ajax

    May 23, 2017

    Manchester United stand to pocket €14.7m in prize money should they beat Ajax in tomorrow’s Europa League final. The Premier League giants have so far amassed €8.2m in prize money payments and will be rewarded with a further €6.5m for winning the final by European football governing body Uefa. Should United lose to Ajax, whose [...]

  • Leicester City owners agree to buy Belgian club OH Leuven as football’s multi-ownership trend grows

    May 17, 2017

    Leicester City have become the latest English team to gain a sister club after owners after King Power completed the purchase of Belgian side Oud-Heverlee Leuven. The Foxes’ Thai owners have signed an agreement to buy the Belgian second division club once due diligence is completed, although it is not clear what future relationship the [...]

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