Posts tagged PGMOL
Lessons learnt from the top sports crises of 2023

Planning 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.

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international comms, media relations, media training, leadership, leadership comms, public relations, reputation management, Crisis Communications, Sports CrisesCalacus PRsports crisis, sports crisis communications, crisis pr, Jordan Henderson, Rugby, Welsh rugby, Rugby Union, UEFA Champions League, UEFA, Liverpool, Liverpool FC, Real Madrid, Paris, Aleksander Ceferin, Javier Tebas, Vinicius, Vini, Vinicius Jr, Vinicius Junior, Vini Jr, La Liga, Brazil, Brazil football, Spanish Federation, Spanish football, cnosf, Olympic Games, olympics, Olympics, Paris 2024, Jay Monahan, LIV Golf, Liv Golf, PGA Tour, DP World Tour, Saudi Arabia, saudi pro league, PIF, Greg Norman, jon rahm, Amnesty International, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, victoria, Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Games Federation, Australia, Luis Rubiales, rubiales, vilda, Jorge Vilda, Lionesses, Spain, Women in Football, Womens World Cup, womens football, Women's World Cup, World Cup, FIFA World Cup, RFEF, jenni hermoso, seacabo, henderson, Steven Gerrard, rainbow laces, Rainbow laces, LGBTQ+, Stonewall, The Athletic, kop outs, Al Ettifaq, Manchester United, man utd, Sir Alex Ferguson, Yasir Al-Rumayyan, richard arnold, Mason Greenwood, antony, Erik ten Hag, sir jim ratcliffe, INEOS, Glazer, Glazers, Glazernomics, Jadon Sancho, PGMOL, howard webb, VAR, mike riley, Mike Dean, Mikel Arteta, gary o'neil, anthony taylor, luis diaz, offside
Calacus Monthly Hit & Miss – Liverpool & PGMOL

We look at the best and worst communicators in sport from the previous month as the PGMOL fumble numerous refereeing errors while Liverpool show compassion in support of Luis Díaz.

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football, sport for good, reputation management, leadership, journalismDavid AlexanderPGMOL, referees, Football, Liverpool, Liverpool FC, luis diaz, diaz, Colombia, alisson, Brazil, Jurgen Klopp, virgil van dijk, mike riley, Mike Dean, keith hackett, howard webb, Arteta, Mikel Arteta, Arsenal, Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, FIFA, World Cup, Premier League, kidnap, ELN, offside, VAR, stockley park, richard bevan, michael oliver, Michael Owen, Saudi Arabia, saudi pro league, wolves, gary o'neil, luton town
The time for empty condemnation is over – trolling must end now

If 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.

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social media, sports governance, footballDavid AlexanderFacebook, Instagram, Twitter, Manchester United, Chelsea, FootbalL Association, Mike Dean, Marcus Rashford, Premier League, Kick It Out, PGMOL, Mark Zuckerberg, social media, trolling, Southampton, Reece James, Lauren James, Tomas Soucek, Jan Bednarek, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Axel Tuanzebe
Lessons learnt from the top sports crises of 2019

Another year, more drama both on and off the field of play. Sport continues to be a high-profile soap opera with mistakes made, judgements affected and controversies all over the back pages.

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crisis management, football, politicsDavid AlexanderMesut Ozil, Arsenal, INEOS, British Cycling, Nike, Alberto Salazar, Mo Farah, Raheem Sterling, Gareth Southgate, Mario Balotelli, Taison, Serie A, Diageo, Paddy Jackson, London Irish, CCTV], AIBA, IOC, Manchester City, Bernardo Silva, Pep Guardiola, Richard Freeman, James Maddison, Saracens, VAR, UEFA, Aleksander Ceferin, PGMOL