Michael Owen is supporting a new event to encourage more people of British Asian heritage to take up the game in a bid to get greater representation in professional English football.
Read MoreChelsea’s rise to the pinnacle of club football under Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich is not a surprise, but the recent invasion of Ukraine has focused hearts and minds.
Read MoreWe look at the best and worst communicators in sport from the previous week as Palace support Hartlepool boss and Raith Rovers lose fans with Goodwillie signing.
Read MoreWe look at the best and worst communicators in sport from the previous week as the rainbow laces campaign kicks off again and Shaun Murphy complains about amateurs in snooker.
Read MoreLeeds United FC’s social media team was caught offside when its tweet about TV presenter and former England player Karen Carney predictably led to a social media pile-on and horrendous abuse.
Read MoreWe look at the best and worst communicators in sport and this week Chris Nikic makes history as the Football Association sparks outrage over gender inequality.
Read MoreThe #Piegate betting scandal/publicity stunt has been labelled as "car-crash PR" by comms experts, although brands are looking to cash in on beleaguered Sutton United goalkeeper Wayne Shaw.
Read MoreThe furore over National League Sutton United’s betting controversy during their FA Cup tie against Arsenal could have been avoided with a comprehensive crisis communications plan.
Read MoreThere is no easy way to sack a Premier League manager and Manchester United have found that out the hard way with their firing of Louis Van Gaal just after his team had lifted the FA Cup at Wembley.
Read MoreI’ve been in two minds about the recent experiment of online broadcasting that limited the live audience for England’s World Cup qualifier in Ukraine last weekend, despite major public outrage.
Read MoreCan you imagine the FA Cup final, Wimbledon, Open golf, Olympics or Six Nations being taken off terrestrial television – iconic annual sporting events denied widespread audiences because of TV deals.
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