The Big Interview - Mark Gunter
Mark Gunter, group retail director at Morrisons, talks exclusively to Sportindustry.biz to discuss the reasons behind the decision to back the Engl…read more
Mark Gunter, group retail director at Morrisons, talks exclusively to Sportindustry.biz to discuss the reasons behind the decision to back the Engl…read more
Speaking exclusively to Sportindustry.biz, Duncan Lewis, the strategic marketing and commercial lead for Commonwealth Games England, talks about the commercial challenges facing the England team as they prepare for the Commonwealth Games in Delhi. read more
In an exclusive interview with Sportindustry.biz, Rob Hollis, brand manager at Carling, has revealed that the beer brand is investing heavily in digital marketing for this Sunday’s Carling Cup Final at Wembley between Manchester United and Aston Villa. read more
Stephane Ratel, CEO of SRO - the organisers of the FIA GT1 World Championship, explains why 2010 is such an important year for the series following its promotion to sit alongside F1, World Rally Championship and World Touring Car Championship as a fully FIA sanctioned World Championship. read more
Peter McNeile, director of sponsorship at Cheltenham Racecourse, talked to Sportindustry.biz... read more
Ahead of the Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver this month, the BBC’s head of major events Dave Gordon speaks exclusively to Sportindustry.biz about the potential omission of the Games from the Listed Events ruling, the challenges of scheduling such a large event and living up to the broadcaster’s public service remit. read more
Natasha Kizzie, head of entertainment at marketing communications agency KLP, explains why F1's... read more
Racing UK commercial director, Nick Mills, is optimistic about the horse racing season in 2010 despite the ongoing economic recession. read more
Antony Marcou, managing director of Sports Revolution, explains why recent rows over naming rights, TV rights and the structure of the Premier League are simply emphasising the same point. read more
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We have to be really disappointed, after a defeat you always cannot be happy. In the first-half we didn't do anything, (we were) giving the ball away, not winning any first or second balls. It's difficult to explain. The second-half a much better attitude but it wasn't enough.
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez blames Liverpool's lacklustre attitude for his team's defeat at Wigan in the Premier League.
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