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2011
  • JOHN ROBERTS: ‘The pilot for United’s fateful flight from Munich was unfairly blamed. One twilight in 1974, he told me his story’

    ** JOHN ROBERTS wrote for the Daily Express, The Guardian, the Daily Mail and The Independent, where he was the tennis correspondent for 20 years. He collaborated with Bill Shankly on the Liverpool manager’s autobiography, ghosted Kevin Keegan’s first book, and has written books on George Best, Manchester United’s Busby Babes (The Team That Wouldn’t Die) and Everton (The Official […]

  • United’s Ferdinand extends lead over Twitter rival Morgan as Rooney enters fray

    By Nick Harris SJA Internet Sports Writer of the Year 24 April 2011 Wayne Rooney has apparently made his social networking debut on Twitter, with @wazzaroon08 amassing more than 135,000 followers in under 24 hours since Manchester United’s Rio Ferdinand (@rioferdy5) recommended that his own followers follow ‘Wazza’. Ferdinand is a famous joker but club […]

  • Spot the ball park: 26

    22 April 2011 Can you identify the sporting arena? We take an aerial view of a topical ball park, football stadium, marathon course, golf course, Games venue, race track, iconic arena, athletic theatre (some literally theatres), pitch, park, stretch of water or wherever else sport takes place. And we ask you to identify it with the […]

  • Slam dunk: NBA the richest sports league in the world by average pay

    By Nick Harris SJA Internet Sports Writer of the Year 22 April 2011 The best paid sportsmen in the world, judged on average earnings per player across whole leagues, are the basketball players who make their living in the NBA in North America, according to the findings of sportingintelligence’s Global Sports Salaries Report 2011 (GSSS […]

  • Money talks: the global reaction to the riches of Barca, Real, the Yankees et al

    21 April 2011 . Sportingintelligence’s Global Sports Salaries Report collaboration with ESPN The Magazine has been covered so far, among others, by … . The New York Times (USA). The Washington Post (USA). The BBC (UK). And the BBC in Brazil. Hurriyet (Turkey) with more Turkish coverage on Eurosport and Stargazete. The Liberty Times (Taiwan). DNES (Slovakia) as well as […]

  • Available from Good Friday . . .

    22 April 2011 In 2010, sportingintelligence’s review of global sports salaries revealed baseball’s New York Yankees to be the best paid team in global sport (by average earnings of first-team players). Today we publish the Global Sports Salaries Survey 2011, an updated review of pay and performance in the world’s most popular – and richest […]

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