The Premier League’s status as the greatest domestic football competition in the world depends on a swift and satisfactory conclusion to the legal case against Manchester City.
Read MoreLuke Littler burst onto the darts scene as one of the brightest young stars, but he’s threatened to quit after crowds started to boo him at tournaments, undermining the value of the sport.
Read MoreJournalism means telling us what we need to know, not just what we think we want to know - and now many sports face an uncertain future as the BBC cuts staff and focuses on clicks.
Read MoreEmily Fenton is proving that you don’t have to have a background in sport to become a pioneer in sports technology, after founding digital athlete passport platform OPN.
Read MoreFootball is a team game - and yet every player is focused on their own challenges and duels. But in leadership and on the field, working together is far more likely to achieve results.
Read MoreCharlotte Bates hasn’t taken the traditional route to become a sports presenter, taking global roles to become one of the most recognisable faces on the sports broadcasting circuit.
Read MoreMyles Lewis-Skelly was unknown a year ago – now he is a leading light for Arsenal and England and ignoring the critics as he nurtures his personal brand.
Read MoreSome communications gurus would have you believe that the press release is dead - but in a fragmented and evolving media landscape, they still have a vital role to play.
Read MoreWe look at the best and worst communicators in sport from the previous month as Gary Neville is banned by Nottingham Forest after controversial comments.
Read MoreThe PGMOL has a reputation problem which threatens to undermine the integrity of the Premier League – and without accountability, the challenges will endure.
Read MorePlanning and transparency can alleviate many of the crises we have seen in sport during 2023, but again it has been a year where foolhardy responses have done more harm than good.
Read MoreCalacus has been appointed by STIHL GB to promote its TIMBERSPORTS® extreme sport series and to bring the sport to life over the course of 2023, including the British Championships.
Read MoreWe’ve seen over the years that good communications planning and crisis preparedness is vital for sports organisations – and in 2022 there were more high profile problems.
Read MorePitching your story to journalists and media outlets is an effective way to generate exposure and awareness, but it’s easy to make mistakes that can prevent your story from being covered.
Read MoreWe’ve seen over the years that the principles of good communications planning and crisis preparedness continue to leave much to be desired – and sport in 2021 was no exception.
Read MoreOlympic gold medallist Missy Franklin discusses idea that girls’ and boys’ sports is becoming an outdated concept, as highlighted in the Laureus Sport for Good Annual Review for 2020.
Read MorePhil Andrews, CEO of USA Weightlifting writes about the extreme circumstances and the mental wellbeing challenges that athletes have faced in preparing for Tokyo 2020.
Read MoreDuring Euro 2020, the England football team showed just how powerful a role sport can have on society, by raising awareness for inequality and promoting diversity throughout.
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