Sports journalist. Bylines: The Times, The Guardian, The Observer, Premier League. Formerly: The i Paper, Daily Mail E: [email protected]
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After eight years as The i Paper's Chief Football Correspondent, my role has been made redundant.
I'm currently freelancing. I source news and write in-depth features, interviews and analysis.
Open to any opportunities so please get in touch.
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Sam Cunningham retweeted
Harry Redknapp was one of the first players in the 70s to wear Bournemouth’s red & black kit that was inspired by AC Milan. Back then they wanted to emulate the Italian giants but last night he was there to watch his old club overcome the 7-time European Champions. @itvnews 630pm
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AFC Wimbledon fans are used to historic moments.
Now they face a vote to decide whether to accept external investment in a move that many predict is the beginning of the end of fan ownership.
But do they really have any choice?
Read via the @TelegraphSport link in comments.
AFC Wimbledon fans are used to historic moments.
Now they face a vote to decide whether to accept external investment in a move that many predict is the beginning of the end of fan ownership.
But do they really have any choice?
Read via the @TelegraphSport link in comments.
Sam Cunningham retweeted
Newcastle MPs have been urged to stop accepting hospitality and gifts from the club amid concerns it has softened their criticism of the Saudi owners.
Dame Chi Onwurah's vociferous criticism has waned since taking almost £5,000 in freebies.
Link to my @CityAM column below 👇
Newcastle MPs have been urged to stop accepting hospitality and gifts from the club amid concerns it has softened their criticism of the Saudi owners.
Dame Chi Onwurah's vociferous criticism has waned since taking almost £5,000 in freebies.
Link to my @CityAM column below 👇
Full details here: news.uk.cityam.com/story/246…
Sam Cunningham retweeted
Animal rights group PETA has urged Crystal Palace to retire their American bald eagle mascot Phoenix because it says the matchday experience can leave the bird “frightened, disoriented and panicked” and put spectators at risk
theguardian.com/football/202…
Everton’s uncertainty off the field is starting to seep into what had been certainty on it.
Six-game unbeaten start ends eight days after the owners announced the club was for sale.
For @ObserverUK from Hill Dickinson Stadium
observer.co.uk/news/sport/ar…
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FA spending on Wembley hospitality and FA Council free tickets rises by 25% per @samcunningham
To paraphrase @TheFarm_Peter “Get on, get on, get on, get on, get on, my groovy train”.
They will be giving Infantino a shirt next either way his name on the back…oh.
theguardian.com/football/202…
Sam Cunningham retweeted
The FA spent 25% more on Wembley hospitality and freebies for FA Council members last season.
While fans protest against rising ticket prices and football becomes increasingly unaffordable, the FA upgraded its hospitality for VIPs.
Full story @guardian_sport
The FA spent 25% more on Wembley hospitality and freebies for FA Council members last season.
While fans protest against rising ticket prices and football becomes increasingly unaffordable, the FA upgraded its hospitality for VIPs.
Full story @guardian_sport
Read full details here: theguardian.com/football/202…
Sam Cunningham retweeted
“We’ve heard a lot of strange things and now we want answers.”
🥊 I spent 5 hours with Ricky Hatton’s grieving family last week. They have a lot of unanswered questions and one has been stonewalled at every turn:
What happened to his money?
Read ⬇️
dailymail.com/sport/boxing/a…
Sam Cunningham retweeted
They say it never rains but it pours: struggling Tottenham's latest problem is Drip, the canned-water company owned by celebrity chef Big Zuu, whose liquidation has left the club high and dry.
Full details of why Spurs will not get a drop of the money via link below.
@CityAM
They say it never rains but it pours: struggling Tottenham's latest problem is Drip, the canned-water company owned by celebrity chef Big Zuu, whose liquidation has left the club high and dry.
Full details of why Spurs will not get a drop of the money via link below.
@CityAM
You can read the full column here: news.uk.cityam.com/story/246…
RT @CityAM: Nottingham Forest’s City Ground expansion is facing backlash as locals are left facing extra costs for matchday parking.
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What we've learned from Sunday's @premierleague matches
🔙 Returning Doku gives Man City attack fresh impetus
🧤 Benitez's BIG save can be turning point for Palace
🦸♂️ Hull's promoted heroes inspire impressive start
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