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Read MoreWhy Robinson deleting comments would have made no difference. An authentic apology & tangible evidence of change is the only path forward for the cricketer and others like him.
Read MoreThe postponement of Tokyo 2020 led to Great Britain’s Olympic Rugby Sevens side losing its entire funding, but a new revenue stream has kept their Tokyo dream alive.
Read MoreWe look at the best and worst communicators in sport as Thierry Henry makes a stand against racist social media trolls and The National League appears to backtrack on pandemic punishments.
Read MoreIf social media is an echo chamber for society at large, it underlines the challenges faced by sports stars in the digital age as online trolls become a greater source of abuse and distress.
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 as Gregg Popovich praises Becky Hammon and Leeds United prompt mass online abuse of pundit Karen Carney.
Read MoreThe fierce rivalry between AS Roma and Lazio dates back over 90 years, so it speaks volumes about AS Roma’s Missing Children campaign that their city rivals have supported the initiative.
Read MoreThe new measures introduced by the UK government have put the sports industry under increasing pressure and threaten the existence of many smaller and grassroots organisations.
Read MoreHow do football clubs engage with fans on social media when there are no matches? For League Two Leyton Orient that means launching the online FIFA #UltimateQuaranTeam tournament.
Read MoreWe have said on many occasions that sports stars are role models for fans around the world and the fact remains, brands sell more products through association with high profile sports stars.
Read MoreTable tennis can mesmerise even casual fans, as it did when England’s Liam Pitchford went viral for his outrageous behind-the-back trick shots in recent World Austrian Open encounters.
Read MoreSir Andy Murray has divided opinion and found himself under immense scrutiny throughout his illustrious career, but how has the 32-year-old transformed his reputation to become one of Britain’s national treasures?
Read MoreThis summer will see England host the Cricket World Cup and The Ashes in the same year for only the second time ever, and the first since 1975 – and Kent batsman Joe Denly wants to play a major role.
Read MoreWomen’s sport in the UK could have changed forever recently with the Daily Telegraph launching its new Women’s Sport initiative and Barclays announcing multi-million pound sponsorship for the women’s game.
Read More“Why always me?” Those three words that will forever be associated with Mario Balotelli, the maverick Italian footballer who has created so many headlines on and off the field over the past decade.
Read MoreWhen I started watching football in the 1980s, the ‘beautiful game’ in England was synonymous with crowd violence and bigotry– and recent incidents of racism suggest there is still much to do.
Read MoreWhen Germany went out of the FIFA World Cup early, criticism focused on Mesut Ozil, compounded by his pre-tournament meeting with Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan which raised questions about his loyalties.
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