Google reveals all. Whilst England’s encouraging start to the World Cup has got many excited, especially with what looks like a comparatively favourable route in the knockout stages, most superstitious England fans would baulk at any sort of lofty optimism regarding their team’s World Cup. Thanks to Google Trends, however,
Author: Joe Leavey
Sports Journalism: Ethical Minefield or Vacuum?
The British media are no strangers to ethical controversies. Phone-hacking scandals, the Fake Sheikh, and treatment of Christopher Jefferies have all tarnished the reputation of the press in this country in recent years. Sports Journalism, however, seems to have escaped these preconceptions. Perhaps because of the nature of the subject
Arsenal’s Gay Gooners lead the way at London Pride
London’s Winter Sports
A Day at the Arsenal Museum
“I so believed that we were actually going to get to the top six”: Dean Smith reflects on a frustrating season for Brentford
Dean Smith and Florian Jozefzoon on Brentford’s Premier League Dream
As another typically hectic end to the Championship season beckons, with plenty still to play for, Sports Gazette visited playoff hopefuls Brentford to chat to manager Dean Smith and forward Florian Jozefzoon about the final push. With just two games to go in the league this campaign, the Bees sit three
“That would be one of the fairytales of fairytales”: Gary Wolstenholme on Tiger Woods and the Masters
One step too far: a requiem for the Panini football sticker
Wilt Chamberlain and the Unbreakable Scoring Record
The debate surrounding sport’s unbreakable records always provides a fascinating microcosmic insight into the nature of competition at the highest level. Today marks the anniversary of perhaps one of the most enduring statistics in the world of professional sport: Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-point game. To speculate on the nature of sporting records,