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Might Manchester City punishment push them into forming a global super league? (opens the original)
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What if heavily punishing Manchester City causes their ownership to stick two fingers up at the Premier League and walk away, wonders Ed Warner. Let’s play fantasy football. But first the disclaimer: yes, Manchester City have their backs to a precipitous sporting and financial cliff. Yes, they are surrounded by the massed armies of Premier League lawyers and public opinion. And yet the club’s leaders vow to fight on against a commission’s verdict that they repeatedly broke the competition’s rule
Top marks to Athlos for reimagining athletics and creating that elusive vibe (opens the original)
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Generating atmosphere at live sport is no easy feat – and it might not be the one that everyone wants – but Athlos succeeded, writes Ed Warner. Perri Shakes-Drayton was there for it. Luke Littler might stay away because of it. Millwall and West Ham fans create it organically. The average county cricket fan at this season’s end matches might be oblivious to it. We’re talking about the vibe, or vibes. Without it or them, it seems, modern sport is nothing – at least for Gen Z and the marketers who
Ultimate Championships delivered but can China at the 2027 Worlds? (opens the original)
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China didn’t feature much at the Ultimate Championships and Ed Warner questions whether they can at a home World Championships in 2027. “I might get told off. I just did a race, so I’m allowed to drink what I would like. Thank you so much,” said Lando Norris as he reached for a Coke after the Spanish Grand Prix, rather than a can of Pepsi, a Formula 1 sponsor brand. “This is one thing that I think we can get right, which is allowing the athletes to represent their own brands versus their country
Greater fool theory helps to explain Premier League's record £3.5bn transfer window (opens the original)
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The transfer window has left Ed Warner’s head in a spin and even the most devoted football nut must have struggled to keep up, he writes. The football transfer window closed on Tuesday night, with over £3bn splashed out by Premier League clubs for the second summer running. In the end, Everton didn’t sell their home-grown midfielder Harrison Armstrong, Nottingham Forest having reportedly bid £40m for the 19-year-old. And Richarlison, formerly of Everton, finds himself still at the Tottenham Stad
Not enough bums in Brum: Why so many empty seats at European Athletics Championships? (opens the original)
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Britain loves sport yet ticket sales for the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham have been slow. Ed Warner wonders why. British sport has a capacity problem or a bandwidth one, depending on which way you want to look at it. Too many seats in too many venues with too few bums to fill them. Or alternatively, a time-pressed, financially squeezed population too heavily concentrated in London. No matter that we pride ourselves on being a nation of sports lovers, there’s only so much each o
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