Tom Morgan

Excl: #wba have been charged with an alleged breach of P & S rules. Charge relates to 24/25 season and a points deduction (possibly minor) is very possible. The big question is: will it be applied this season? telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

Chelsea fund latest: Prominent British diplomat with ties to one of PM's top advisers named as trustee for Abramovich's intended charity for £2.35bn proceeds. Application for Charity Commission registration went in over weekend telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

Terribly sad news to hear about Sir Craig Reedie and my thoughts are first and foremost with his beloved wife, Lady Rosemary, his children Colin and Catriona, and his grandchildren. Rosemary and Craig were a powerhouse couple in global sport. They were engaging, hospitable, kind and entertaining. Craig was a proud Scotsman and a devoted husband and father. I am devastated for his family. Craig was my mentor, wise counsel, passionate advisor, and great friend. He was the distinguished elder statesman with a reservoir of Olympic knowledge and experience which he shared willingly and to great effect. It was the start of the road to London 2012 that provided the beginning of a long and valued friendship. Craig’s role in securing the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games was immeasurable. His stature and respect within the Olympic and Paralympic movement, the Commonwealth Games, throughout sports' corridors of power, and among athletes made him a trusted confidant and friend of many. Without Craig and his leadership of the British Olympic Association, we may never have won the right to host London 2012. Craig was a sportsman at heart, but he had the mind and tenacity of a politician. He was equal parts opinionated, wise, canny, and, most of all, loyal to those who legitimately wanted to serve sport. He certainly did not suffer fools gladly, was authentic, and would speak his mind. He was laser-like in his directness, would go into battle to defend what he believed was right, and was in the lead tank during every battle. And, on the rare occasions he was wrong, he would admit so, explain his position, and apologise. The epitome of a gentleman.

Banned by the bookies: the gamblers who have their accounts suspended after winning too much money telegraph.co.uk/sport/2026/04/…

Here’s this week’s Guardian cartoon. theguardian.com/football/pictu…

Join me and thousands of fans playing the Telegraph‘s World Cup predictor Vamos! A second World Cup title for the Spanish

New: A surprise move to break the deadlock over Roman Abramovich’s frozen Chelsea sale fund sees a charity registered in defiance at the Prime Minister's legal threats telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

One last hurrah for English football’s great old timer. Roy Hodgson’s first day back in the job at Bristol City after 44 years. Wife Sheila’s got the TV remote back telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

Another head coach leaves Tottenham but what of the suits who hired him - Lange and Venkatesham? His appointment was a complete and utter failure on their part. #thfc telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

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EXCLUSIVE: England superfan sells house to fund seven-week World Cup trip mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/e…

What was the greatest moment in British Women's Sport this century? 🏅 Lewis? ⏲️ Radcliffe? 🏆 Raducanu? 🔓 We've unlocked this article so you can vote before the deadline ⏰ telegraph.co.uk/womens-sport/2…

On the brink of a historic season and then - what next? Arsenal and Mikel Arteta, his next contract and who holds the power at a club that has gone through much change w/ @SamJDean telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

Sources say that behind-the-scenes dialogue contrasts significantly to more aggressive public statements from ministers warning the Russian billionaire of court action @Tom_Morgs has more ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/… #CFC | #Chelsea

Max Dowman: first spotted at the age of four. Broke records at 13, 14, 15 and now 16. A thrilling talent, a fabulous dribbler and a player who is fully trusted by his team-mates. Here’s how a GCSE student became Mikel Arteta’s wildcard in the title race: telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

Duberry describes battling through Bell's Palsy to start in Chelsea's Cup Winners' Cup-winning final against Stuttgart in 1998. He opens up here with Neil, who knows exactly what he was going through

With Harry Redknapp's The Jukebox Man a favourite in the Gold Cup later, I enjoyed this chat he did with @Armytage at Christmas. Especially the West Ham bit: “A few of the lads would do sprints, some would go to the gym but Budgie would arrive, tracksuit on, Sporting Life under an arm, and he’d go and sit by the corner flag" telegraph.co.uk/racing/2025/12…

@tonypaley @Telegraph many thanks Tony

Good introduction to the civil war at heart of the racing establishment on the opening day of the Cheltenham festival from @Tom_Morgs today in @Telegraph

@MikeParcej thanks very much Mike - that's really generous. A lot to get at!

The civil war at the heart of horse racing’s establishment share.google/VsZJab8BtOwKG9… many thanks to @Tom_Morgs for this imho excellent editorial. Just for once, the circumstances spelt out in Plain English!! The matter divides opinion, i'm firmly on the side of the smaller tracks.