James Sharpe is a Football Reporter at MailSport, covering West Ham and contributing a weekly tactics column in the Mail on Sunday. His work spans various themes including competitive sports, sports business, and the intersection of sports with fashion and luxury goods. James has been featured in notable publications such as Express Digest, WARC, and the Daily Mail.
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James Sharpe's coverage primarily focuses on sports, especially soccer, with a notable emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. He frequently provides insights into team performance and player interviews.
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By: James Sharpe
Manor Solomon scrolls through the thousands of pictures on his phone before finding the one he's after.
JAMES SHARPE: Club insiders talk of finding a sense of normality. Not many football clubs are all that normal deep down but few have been less able to claim it in recent years than West Ham.
Little about the office tucked into the corner of the Academy of Light gives any clue it belongs to the man leading Sunderland's first European adventure in over half a century.
By: Simon Mullock, Kallum Brisset, James Sharpe
Andy Burnham grew up watching an Everton legend called Kevin Sheedy conjure up goals with a left foot that appeared to be sprinkled with magic dust.
JAMES SHARPE AT THE CITY GROUND: Liam Delap cannot come quickly enough for Nottingham Forest. Two games into Oliver Glasner's reign at the City Ground, two defeats by Leeds United.
By: James Sharpe
Liam Delap cannot come quickly enough for Nottingham Forest . Two games into Oliver Glasner 's reign at the City Ground, two defeats by Leeds United , and zero goals scored.
That's one way to shut people up. Don't score enough goals for £85million? Score one 11 minutes after coming on to the pitch. Don't create enough? Grab an assist three minutes later.
Leeds did not pay Hoffenheim £17.4m for Anton Stach for his dead-ball proficiency. Stach did not score a single free-kick in his four years in the Bundesliga, and only ever attempted one shot.
JAMES SHARPE AT SELHURST PARK: When Haaland added a second of his own five minutes from time, it certainly was. There is still much to do but the Maresca era is up and running.
By: James Sharpe
Who needs control when you have Rayan Cherki? Why does it matter who Enzo Maresca plays in midfield, or how he'll replace Rodri , when he's got the magical feet of this majestic Frenchman to win him games of football?
