The rumoured venues for this year’s Four Nations are encouragingly varied as rugby league continues to break new ground.
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Building trust in the media – when you’re kept in the dark
Over the course of the Easter weekend, we learnt of a big story in the Elite League.
Milton Keynes Lightning and another club, who I won’t name here, were to join the top level of British Ice Hockey for the 2017/18 season.
We drafted several versions of the story while the sources were verified (which they were), and myself and our digital content editor Michael Black debated the best course of action.
Helping Football Manager set a world record – #FM100 challenge
JDG answered an SOS from the National Football Museum to take part in their #FM100 challenge – a Guinness World Record attempt involving the Football Manager Touch 2016 game.
Featured in the museum’s ‘Pitch to Pixel: The World of Football Gaming’ exhibition, the challenge involves 100 different managers playing the game on the same save, for at least an hour each, over 100 days.
British Ice Hockey shop launches
A new online shop for British Ice Hockey has now gone live, www.britishicehockey.co.uk/shop.
Currently available are a small number of British Ice Hockey branded items of merchandise, including polo shirts, hoodies, coats and coasters.
Premier League goals could be at your fingertips two minutes after they happen
Premier League goals could be at your fingertips within two minutes of hitting the back of the net courtesy of Sky Sports next season.
#ImOnIt Twitter campaign raises money for charity
Match of the Day pundits and England legends, Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer, have helped a rugby league club raise £30,000 for charity after the club launched an impressive social media campaign.
Tips for your Catalans trip
It’s 10 years since Catalans first entered Super League, and if you haven’t yet been, it’s certainly worth the trip.
Shirt sponsorship in the Premier League
Shirt sponsorship in the Premier League can be a lucrative source of income, and with Sky TV’s new £5.136bn broadcast rights deal set to kick in at the start of next season clubs could find themselves inundated with offers from companies looking to promote their name.
