Martyn Ziegler is a sports journalist who primarily focuses on national sports coverage in the United Kingdom. He is known for his work with The Times and has also been featured in CODE. Martyn's articles cover a range of topics including football, transfers, sports governance, and legal issues in the world of sports.
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Martyn Ziegler's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly football and its regulatory aspects within the United Kingdom. His articles reflect a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to sports.
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By: Paul Joyce, Martyn Ziegler
The Premier League official also appears to refer to Liverpool as ‘shit’ in footage posted online
Rugby league full back Matty Marsh criticises ‘career-ending’ 18-month suspension handed to Sheffield Eagles head coach Mark Aston for defying medic’s advice
By: Martyn Ziegler
Governing body to make separate probe over ‘reference to nationality’ after video that allegedly showed Coote in lengthy tirade over former Liverpool manager
Despite being knocked out of Major League Soccer’s play-offs, franchise owned by David Beckham may take premier A1 slot in the tournament next summer
Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester United have lodged legal notices reserving the right to seek a payout if the champions are found guilty of serious breaches
Super Sunday presenter emerging as leading external candidate to replace Gary Lineker, with BBC’s Mark Chapman another frontrunner
Midlands club call for vote on Associated Party Transactions to be postponed but league set to go ahead with it at Friday’s shareholders’ meeting
Clubs fear technology may not be introduced this season as planned after being told there are concerns the system is not 100 per cent accurate
By: Paul Joyce, James Gheerbrant, Martyn Ziegler, Charlotte Duncker
Manchester City manager’s contract extension has impact on their ability to sign players but also is a show of faith in his employers, as Times Sport writers explain
Only three clubs back champions’ bid to have amendments to Associated Party Transaction rules thrown out, with Man Utd and Chelsea among those backing league
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