Author: Dom Bleackley

Tweet Danny Welbeck’s opener two minutes into proceedings and Mohammad Salisu’s own goal were cancelled out by two Ward Prowse wonder strikes either side of half time. It takes the Saints captain up to nine goals for the season, his personal best in a Premier League campaign. Ralph Hassenhuttl hailed […]

Tweet This century has seen an unprecedented advancement of technology. Communication, research and social media have made it more accessible than ever to learn about your body and how to look after it. The nutrition industry has been a beneficiary of this evolution, the data available to dieticians, athletes and […]

Tweet The 21st century has seen mass development in the number of athletes using their status and potential outreach to voice their opinion on political and social issues. With this new-found power the reach of social media possesses, it is, with each passing year, becoming ever more normal for athletes […]

Tweet Journalists covering sport have an opportunity to elevate their social status post COVID-19 – by making premium product – high quality journalism. As society comes out of a period in which the reliability of news was critical for the wellbeing of the population, some attention may have turned to […]

Tweet 10-man Arsenal held Liverpool to 0-0 at Anfield as Mikel Arteta commended his sides “brotherhood” in what was a spirited Arsenal defensive display. The early stages of the game were poised, it seemed to be waiting for a talking point, as this fixture so frequently delivers. It came on […]

Tweet Wout Weghorst and a windy south coast culminates in a convincing three points for Burnley. The visitors, who climb off the bottom with the win, will come away full of confidence as they were good value for three points. It takes them up to 18th in the league, five […]