Even the ‘stick to the football’ cohort are struggling with this final

Never Give In, the new documentary directed by Alex Ferguson’s son Jason, is the latest autobiographical effort to understand what drove him to become the dominant figure in British football

When you lose in the Allianz League Division 4, no one can hear you scream, but the arrival of a clutch of high-profile veterans from one of the GAA’s great battlefields is a chance to capture fickle attention spans

The fans didn’t seem too sure what to do once they actually got onto the famous turf, a bit like Man United under David Moyes. One guy did toss a TV camera tripod up in the air, a new twist on seizing the means of production

If other countries are enjoying the roar of the crowds while our stands remain silent, the Government can expect more of a bruising than it received for losing out on the Euro 2020

While the concept seems flimsy and ill-considered in the aftermath of its embarrassing collapse, it’s easy to forget the sense of imminent peril that gripped the football world when the first shots were fired on Sunday

The FA Cup died, for me, from ’91 to ’93; sometime between Gazza’s goal and Sky TV

Let's start with Bobby Jones, a pretty good place to start.

I loved baseball because it fitted my temperament. I didn’t know all the tactical nuances, so to me games seemed to simply unfold, like my own life, without intelligent design or heroic intervention

Recent reports linking Roy Keane to the job of Celtic manager have been based on two key selling points. By the same criteria, you might as well add Rod Stewart and Billy Connolly to the shortlist