'This was proof for me, not for anyone else'
Charlton ends ’indoor specialist’ tag with statement 100m hurdles triumph at Commonwealth Games
By @MrJoyoung
https://t.co/T8LhEiZUr7
The Craziest Rise and Fall in Scottish Football History: Gretna FC, from UEFA Cup to Bankruptcy in Just 700 Days @GretnaFC2008@pro_sportmedia@AIPSmedia
https://t.co/31Ke7gQpAc
Yellow card for the “FIFA Enterprise of the Future” operation: Is it right for the US to colonize all of football?
By @giannimerloAIPS
https://t.co/20lZm2fZto
From grief to Glasgow: Nigeria’s Edidiong Udo shares how his late parents continue to inspire him
"… I use that as motivation to make them proud wherever they are. Life happens and you just have to find a way to move on."
✍️ @MrJoyoung
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"Most of the meets I compete in, I'm never the fastest athlete on paper, so it's something I'm used to."
The 32-year-old Emmanuel Eseme won the men's 100m title at the 2026 Commonwealth Games with a Games record of 9.83s.
✍️ @MrJoyoung
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⚽️ 🗣️ FIFA Spokesperson:
“FIFA's interpretation of Mistaken Identity was consistently applied during the FIFA World Cup. There were two instances in which a player was mistakenly identified as having committed a yellow card offence and the VAR advised the referee to correct the factual error caused by the opponent's simulation.
“The simulation itself cannot be disputed and it should not result in a disciplinary sanction against an opponent that may then lead to further consequences, such as a sending off for a second yellow card or a match suspension for accumulated cautions.
“We do not consider this to have been a referee or VAR error and the decision restored justice. We note IFAB’s comments in its Circular, we have been in contact with them throughout and they confirmed that this interpretation is valid, that it was well received and that it will form part of the discussion on revisions to the VAR Protocol, as discussed at the last AGM.”
Los Angeles is getting ready for 2028! 💫
International media, communications professionals and broadcast stakeholders gathered in Los Angeles last week for the latest updates on Games planning and operations.
Learn more ⬇️
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The SJA sends its deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Trevor Bond, our former chair, treasurer and secretary, who has sadly died at the age of 90.
"Bondy" worked in senior sports editorial roles at the Sunday Telegraph and The Mail on Sunday, and was credited with the memorable headline "West Ham 4, W. Germany 2" after England's 1966 World Cup win.
He received the Doug Gardner Award for services to the SJA and sports journalism in 1999.
Trevor's son Duncan leads the tributes to his father on the SJA website, and we welcome further contributions from industry colleagues.
https://t.co/TT8XJeGLO4
Denis Devlin Pro Sport Media Group on behalf of @AIPSmedia gives his final thoughts on the FIFA World Cup 2026™ - Canada, Mexico and the United States
https://t.co/RLJe1x07hn