Jim White

Jim White has been writing about sport for rather longer than he would care to admit in public. He has reported on everything from World Cups, Champions Leagues and Olympic Games to Harrogate Town against Port Vale for The Independent, The Guardian and The Telegraph. Jim has been responsible for a number of books, including the critically acclaimed Manchester United: The Biography, and his memoir of his time failing to coach his son's football team, You'll Win Nothing With Kids.

<p>The decline in Rashford’s reputation over the past couple of years has been as precipitous as any in the history of the game</p>

The too-much-money problem of Marcus Rashford, Man Utd’s biggest star

<p>Gary Lineker will still front the BBC’s coverage of the World Cup in 2026 </p>

Dumping Gary Lineker is a self-destructive move the BBC will regret

<p>Leap of faith: the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham cost the city £778m, a level of cost that probably factored into the city’s council declaring of bankruptcy in 2023 </p>

Is the crisis-hit Commonwealth Games about to run its last race?

<p>‘I love you, Daddy’: Adam Peaty hugs his son George after winning silver in the men’s 100 metres breaststroke</p>

Why Paris 2024 is turning into the ‘Dadlympics’