Durham Women FC Captain Sarah Wilson: “there’s no pressure on us” as season opens with a win against Watford
Sport speaks to Durham Women FC Captain Sarah Wilson as their season starts with a 2-1 victory over Watford at Maiden Castle.
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Jonny Tiplady
Five of the best Tokyo 2020 moments
As the Olympics come to a close, the Sport team reflects on some of the most memorable moments of the games.
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Hot and cold weekend for Durham graduates in Team GB Hockey
Fiona Crackles advances to quarter-final stage with Team GB Women’s Hockey, but Jack Waller and Ollie Payne are out with Men’s team.
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Record number of Durham stars going for gold in Tokyo Olympic Games
A record-breaking seven past and present Durham University students have been chosen to represent their respective home nations at the upcoming Tokyo Olympic Games.
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Euro 2020: Group F preview
Sport continue their Euro 2020 coverage with their final group preview, this time focusing on Group F.
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Friends: The Reunion – must-see or ‘moo point’?
“This was ‘the one where they go down memory lane’, but not much else”: Jonny Tiplady delves into the Friends reunion, exploring its highlights and downfalls.
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‘Side before self’: how Leeds United have set the bar for promoted sides
Jonny Tiplady praises Marcelo Bielsa’s ability to instil belief throughout Leeds United, saying it could be a model attitude for future promoted clubs to adopt.
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Mike Ashley needs to leave for the good of North Eastern Football
With Sunderland’s ownership woes now hopefully behind them, Jonny Tiplady calls for Ashley to exit also, for the benefit of football in the area.
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Most Iconic Artists of the Decade: Frank Ocean
“Ocean’s musical iconicity stems from his unorthodox style”. Jonny Tiplady discusses Frank Ocean’s output over the past decade.
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Leeds United: Karen Carney saga highlights the need for social media responsibility
“What started as a critique, albeit slightly poorly articulated, has turned into further evidence of sexism in the sport.” As football punditry aims to become more gender-balanced, Jonny Tiplady explains why Leeds’ Twitter admins were irresponsible and naive in their public criticism of Karen Carney.
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