Tweet It’s that time of year again…Overtime columnists are here to put right the biggest injustices from 2022 By Ailani Verrall The omission of Tottenham Hotspur player Heung-Min Son from the Professional Football Association’s (PFA) team of the season was the biggest disappointment in the year’s selection. As joint Premier […]
Read MoreOffside rule: VAR from conclusive?
Tweet Jamie Field looks at the controversial VAR (video assisted referee) process and how it can be improved for the good of the game. VAR is a system which needs to undergo many changes, this much is evident. In theory, the offside rule is a valid and practical rule which […]
Read MoreCrossing the line…is cheating always unfair?
Tweet 12 April 2009 – Harlequins RFC v Leinster, Heineken Cup quarter-final. Bloodgate. One of the worst rugby scandals ever? Noah Hilton-Dew thinks so Rules in rugby union state up to eight substitutes, but unlimited if they are a blood substitution. It involves what it says in the name – […]
Read MoreUniversity of Brighton scores nomination for top journalism award
Tweet Our Sport Journalism BA (Hons) programme’s virtual exchange partnership with University of Florida has been shortlisted for Innovation of the Year in the 2020 National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) Awards for Excellence. The degree’s pioneering tele-collaborative exchange was launched in February 2020, which saw students from […]
Read MoreLeyton Orient… back from the brink
Tweet LONG READ: In 2017, the grim reaper came knocking for Leyton Orient. Following a damaging ownership, Orient were seemingly destined for liquidation but were ultimately saved. Tom Kelly investigates Orient’s three-year nightmare and their subsequent recovery. A short stroll around the outskirts of Leyton Orient’s Brisbane Road offers a […]
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