Paul Hayward
Contributing Editor
Paul Hayward has been chief sportswriter at The Guardian, The Observer and Daily Telegraph and is a five-time Sportswriter of the Year. He is the author of England Football – The Biography, a 150-year history of the England men’s team, and has co-written books with Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Bobby Robson and Kevin Sinfield. He is also the co-host of the sports history podcast, How It All Played Out.
Paul Hayward
Contributing Editor
Paul Hayward has been chief sportswriter at The Guardian, The Observer and Daily Telegraph and is a five-time Sportswriter of the Year. He is the author of England Football – The Biography, a 150-year history of the England men’s team, and has co-written books with Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Bobby Robson and Kevin Sinfield. He is also the co-host of the sports history podcast, How It All Played Out.
Arsenal beware – Man City are emerging like a monster in the night
Jamie Vardy: The last underdog
Kobbie Mainoo’s exile is emblematic of United’s wasted promise
Sport is too nuanced to resort to ‘weak versus strong’ rhetoric
The audit: Aston Villa
Running through the tears, but Kevin Sinfield will never stop
Eben Etzebeth case shows the disconnect between criminal and sports law
Slavish adherence to Bazball risks disenfranchising England’s fans
Arsenal’s Eze signals a future at the heart of England
The audit: Arsenal
Ben Stokes’s England just can’t kick their fatal addiction
World Cup qualifiers reignited joy of football despite – not thanks to – Fifa
England turn from nearly men to great entertainers
Profile: Ben Stokes, England’s fiery captain
Where the heart wants to be: England’s happy Ashes exodus
Sunderland is a team reborn in the Premier League
Abramovich complains about his money, but he is winning, even as a pariah
The audit: Brentford
West Ham fans protest against a stadium that never felt like home
The Premier League’s big data clubs threaten the big money
