Sam Wallace
Chief Football Writer at The Telegraph
Chief Football Writer at The Sunday Telegraph (UK)
Chief football writer for The Daily and Sunday Telegraph newspapers (formerly @SamWallaceIndy)
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Tom Cary |Sam Wallace
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has abandoned plans to challenge for the next America's Cup, accusing Sir Ben Ainslie of dragging his heels over settlement negotiations would have allowed both their teams to compete. Ratcliffe, the Manchester United co-owner and billionaire chairman of petrochemicals company Ineos, backed Ainslie's team through the past two Cup cycles.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Sam Wallace
Either way, Amorim was asked about the timescale for the next title this week and gave several answers at once. United, he said, "won't be the biggest challengers in the next year if the next two years". He added that they needed time. He also said that they could not expect time. "Next year [winning the title] is our goal," he said. "I'm not saying we're going to win the title in the next year, I'm not crazy."Make of that what you will.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Sam Wallace |Rob Smyth
From our man at GoodisonThe new Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is deep in conversation with one of his fellow exec directors on the touchline at Goodison Park. Sunshine is glorious for this midday kick-off. Man City accuse Premier League of favouring ArsenalManchester City's latest "discrimination" claim accuses the Premier League of distorting spending check rules in favour of Arsenal and a handful of rivals.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Sam Wallace
La Liga says that the Catalan club have been fielding two ineligible players since January - but how did it come to this? Barcelona have not lost a game in any competition going back to December 21, a run of 21 games that puts them at the top of La Liga and in the last eight of the Champions League. Yet as the title race reaches its final stages, the integrity of the Spanish season is under threat.
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3 weeks ago |
aol.co.uk | Sam Wallace
What is football-related income? What passes as legitimate earnings to be stacked on the credit side of the submission to the Premier League and what does not? Should the earnings from a go-karting track, or the share of the revenue from a Taylor Swift concert count towards a club’s profit and sustainability rules (PSR) compliance? In that case, what about the development of the former stadium into new homes? What about moving the women’s team around the ownership group to generate PSR value?
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