A column on Rangers, exploring the genesis of the takeover deal which could put them back on top in Scotland. t.co/9vPMtRH0GM #rangers

Column on Guardiola’s crisis management. How the melancholic tragic hero he’s casting himself as is not helping his players one bit. t.co/jaVL5rQEWY

Managing out of a crisis is the true test of great management. Pep’s never had to. What he can learn from Shankly and Ferguson as he attempts to stem the bleeding at City. Column: t.co/R5t9i1eHFK

Covered John Prescott and the Rhyl flying egg for the Indy back in 2001. Much amusement and little outrage anywhere, as I remember it. Imagine Rayner attempting a left jab today. She’d be dust. Yes, RIP JP 🌹

Brighton owner on cusp of a deal to shake up Scottish football and make Hearts bloom Tony Bloom has transformed Brighton from top to bottom since 2009, with data at the heart of his success. He believes he can now help Hearts on a similar journey

As Hearts confirm their partnership with Jamestown Analytics, a piece from last month about how Tony Bloom can shake up Scottish football and turn the Jambos into contenders
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I wrote about the mentoring Sterling’s doing with kids considered at risk of committing knife crime. Unusual to find a player articulating the role men can play as mentors. The piece is here. t.co/Goh91eFKZK

Maybe I’m wrong, but Raheem Sterling doesn’t seem to command huge popularity. Perhaps because of how he left Liverpool and the fact he was never the shining light at City? But respect for the real work he does in the shadows, outside of football, no PR attached…

Starting on here with some blue sky. I’ll post on sport, media and sometimes the real world beyond all that. I’ll link to my reporting on here too. This is proper Anglesey sky by the way 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿