Alyson Rudd is a journalist who writes for The Times, with her work also appearing in The Australian and CODE. She covers a range of topics, including sports, with a particular focus on football. Her articles provide analysis, insights, and commentary on various sporting events and stories.
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Alyson Rudd's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, particularly football and soccer. She appears to be interested in a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including event coverage, announcements related to teams and players, evolving stories within the sporting world, and issues related to sportsmanship.
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With no openly gay players, if the Premier League genuinely wants to promote the LGBTQ+ cause then it should drop the tokenism and do something meaningful and practical
By: Alyson Rudd
The Tottenham Hotspur head coach Ange Postecoglou won’t give up on his principles, but how long will the patience of Daniel Levy and the fans last?
Tottenham Hotspur 3 Liverpool 6: Mohamed Salah and Luis Díaz score twice each as Arne Slot’s side move four points clear at the top of the Premier League table
From Tottenham’s defensive crisis to Arsenal’s need for cover for Bukayo Saka, an unusually high proportion of top-flight teams will be relieved there is a transfer window looming
By: Peter Rutzler, Jonathan Northcroft, Michael Grant, Martin Hardy, James Gheerbrant, Gary Jacob, Paul Joyce, Paul Rowan, Alyson Rudd, Hamzah Khalique-Loonat, Kit Shepard, Paul Hirst, Martyn Ziegler
Times writers ring out the old by setting out their hopes and fears for the new year with all united in the opinion that there are simply too many games
Brentford 1 Arsenal 3: Mikel Arteta’s side recover from going a goal behind as Ethan Nwaneri impresses on first Premier League start with Bukayo Saka injured
By: Alyson Rudd
From making an impression in his first training session to not rushing to sign his former players, Roy Hodgson reveals his tips for turning around a club’s fortunes
The 17-year-old darts player has shown maturity beyond his years and not been burdened by the weight of national pride, while the tennis star has struggled with expectation
Brentford 2 Manchester City 2: The captain heads an equaliser in stoppage time to deny the Premier League champions after Phil Foden had scored twice
West Ham 0 Crystal Palace 2: Konstantinos Mavropanos sent off as Graham Potter’s hosts unable to pose threat at subdued London Stadium in the Premier League
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