The Glazers have put Man United up for sale for $7bn – or 10 times revenues. Neil and Jonathan talk to Kieran Maguire, football finance academic, about whether England’s Premier League can sustain this sort of madness.Â
Manchester United and Manchester City fans have hit back against claims their teams’ crests reference links to the slave trade.
Thesps and sports stars go hand-in-hand. Both ply their trade in theatres of dreams.
The Golden Boot may have gone too far even for the BBC with his criticism that the new migration bill is like “Germany in the 1930s.”
China is in a bind and needs to get the economic show back on the road. But the West is in a bind of its own, thanks to US policy that risks the deindustrialisation of Europe.
Irish rugby used to be a fierce broth, a raging storm, the thunder of boots on a rain-sodden day. England never won like that.
Lucy talks to writer and broadcaster Mihir Bose about the overlap of sports and politics.
Actual goals remain king in predicting who will win a game.
This year’s FIFA World Cup will be remembered as one of the most politically scrutinised sporting events in recent history.
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