A la playa... leyendo. Familias lectoras en verano (ilustración de Greg Clarke)
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A la playa... leyendo. Familias lectoras en verano (ilustración de Greg Clarke)
You couldn't make it up # 29
You couldn't make it up # 29 - Citizen Max's take on POC and the PC PCs
Today’s lesson in double-talk focuses on the apparently loaded word colour. Yes, that’s right you’ve guessed – it’s another foray into the weird and wonderful parallel universe where pc PC’s pound the beat ready to pounce on anyone not wearing the regulation straitjacket stipulated by the Ministry of Speech, aka the left-wing media. OUT goes the outdated and offensive word coloured as a…
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Greg Clarke: England Football Association chairman quits over 'outdated' reference to black players
Greg Clarke: England Football Association chairman quits over ‘outdated’ reference to black players
In this file photo dated Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019, England’s FA Chairman Greg Clarke poses for photographers as he arrives on the occasion of the 43rd UEFA congress in Rome. – Copyright AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia, FILE
The chairman of the Football Association in England has resigned over “unacceptable words” he used to refer to black players before a parliamentary committee.
Greg Clarke, also…
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Will EPL with no fans be worth the wait?
Will EPL with no fans be worth the wait?
LONDON
The Premier League is adamant that it can overcome huge logistical challenges to get players back on the pitch during the coronavirus crisis but has long since accepted there will be no fans in the stadiums.
English Football Association chairman Greg Clarke became the latest senior figure to admit this week that social-distancing guidelines make it impossible for supporters to congregate…
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FA faces ‘worst-case scenario’ of 300 million pounds deficit IMAGE: The Council is next due to meet on May 21. Photograph: Manchester United FC/Twitter The English Football Association (FA) plans to slash its annual budget by 75 million pounds ($93.20 million) to tackle a possible deficit of 300 million pounds over the next four years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
English FA bracing for long spell without fans
English FA bracing for long spell without fans
LONDON
English Football Association chairman Greg Clarke does not believe fans will be allowed into stadiums “any time soon” and has warned that the coronavirus crisis could cost the governing body £300 million ($373 million).
Football across England has been indefinitely suspended, with the 2019/20 season in all leagues below the top four divisions already declared over.
However, there are…
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Pandemi virus Corona yang semakin memburuk di Inggris memaksa otoritas terkait menghentikan kompetisi Premier League hingga liga-liga kasta di bawahnya.
Cartoons, by Greg Clarke. From top to bottom: “Gorgonzola,” “The Cheese Connoisseur” and “Dispatches from Oblivion.”