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For a very (very) brief period I was extremely fortunate to work with the football industry on what a long term settlement between football and government could look like.
Many of the proposals put forward are overdue, needed and in line with what had been planned. However…
The UK government has announced its plans to have an independent regulator for English football ahead of tomorrow’s release of the white paper on the game’s governance.
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For a very (very) brief period I was extremely fortunate to work with the football industry on what a long term settlement between football and government could look like.
Many of the proposals put forward are overdue, needed and in line with what had been planned. However…
The UK government has announced its plans to have an independent regulator for English football ahead of tomorrow’s release of the white paper on the game’s governance.
More from @bosherL
theathletic.com/4241195/?sou…
Supporters should ask these questions. As a supporter I am deeply concerned that in half a dozen years the football industry could be run by some nitwit appointed in a back room stitch up with no accountability taking us back to the 60s.
Jason Stein retweeted
Delighted to meet the @Lionesses today.
The nation thanks you for bringing football home and inspiring a generation of girls to take part in our national game.
ALT Prime Minister Liz Truss and Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Michelle Donelan chat with members of the England women's football team at the Lensbury Resort, Teddington, south west London, following their Euro 2022 victory in July
Jason Stein retweeted
As families come together to celebrate #RoshHashanah I want to wish our Jewish community a happy new year.
#ShanaTova
Just Gary Neville claiming the Foreign Secretary has secretly plotted to bring down Matt Hancock. 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Jason Stein retweeted
Ollie Robinson’s tweets were offensive and wrong.
They are also a decade old and written by a teenager. The teenager is now a man and has rightly apologised. The ECB has gone over the top by suspending him and should think again.
Jason Stein retweeted
food for thought. Today my mandated state backed exercise might be stepping outside for a little shout.
I see Robert Jenrick is getting the Twitter treatment. Some thoughts on this and the wider role of the media at the moment.
Coronavirus is fundamentally a slow moving news story being played out by the broadcasters in a fast moving way. Wall to wall coverage all day every day.
However No10 will - I think- feel that if it doesn't put people up in the morning the broadcasters will use third party voices who are hostile to government, even if their expertise is questionable on the matters at hand. Again broadcasters need to choose their voices carefully.