Pete Wilson column: Bleak winter for axed bosses
Carl Fletcher and Michael Jolley are not two of football’s household names so there were unlikely to be any mass protests, fan rebellions or fly past messages at the news of their sackings.
Pete Wilson column: Managerial silly season not too far away
It is a sure sign that Christmas is not far away – it always turns up at the same time as the Sack-the-Manager season.
Pete Wilson column: Great World Cup deserved better finale
There are certain occasions in sport where the result is everything. What happens along the way to achieving it hardly matters. There are no extra points for entertainment value.
Pete Wilson column: We're set for a final to remember
It was 16 years ago that Sir Clive Woodward earned his knighthood, Jonny Wilkinson drop-kicked his way into the Rugby Book of Legends and Martin Johnston hoisted the Webb Ellis Trophy high above his head..
Pete Wilson column: VAR-ce grows by the week
It is either the answer that ends all arguments or a blot on the landscape of the Premier League.
Pete Wilson column: Don't rip it up again, United
An empire is crumbling, dreams are turning into nightmares and the whole world is holding its breath waiting for Armageddon.
Pete Wilson column: Tackle laws making impact at Rugby World Cup
Modern day rugby is a game for big men in a full-on collision sport that can be brutal at times and regularly leads to serious injury.
Pete Wilson column: Under pressure from armchair fans
“When you are an international coach, there is always somebody out there who knows better than you.”
Pete Wilson column: Japan to be Land of the Giants
You win some, you lose some and right now England fans are getting used to the sweet and sour taste of both.
