Paul Nicholson is an Independent Board Director. He specializes in sports, particularly focusing on competitive and professional sports, as well as sports marketing and finance. His insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications such as PLOS, America Media, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Paul Nicholson's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly football and major events such as the Asian Cup. His articles often include government announcements, press releases, legal policy regulation or event coverage.
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January 27 – State associations are planning a no-confidence motion in Kalyan Chaubey (pictured), the president of the All India Football Federation (AIFF).
By: Paul Nicholson
The PDC's World Masters takes place this week and Paul Nicholson explains why the revamped format makes it the most 'cut-throat' tournament on the calendar.
By: Nick Webster
January 28 – Major League Soccer (MLS) is moving its productions to WWE Headquarters in Stamford Connecticut from East Harlem, New York.
January 28 – Speaking at SIGA’s financial integrity forum (FITS) in Lisbon, Portugal, Richard Weber, the former director of the US’s IRSCI (Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation) agency that broke the case that led to the US indictments in 2015 of eventually more than 40 FIFA officials and associates, said that the investigation “is continuing today”.
January 29 – Mali manager Tom Saintfiet believes his team can go all the way at the Africa Cup of Nations following a favourable group stage draw.
By: Nick Webster
January 29 – West Ham United have not had the happiest of times since moving from their much beloved Upton Park to the London Stadium, however, the club is potentially now £3.6 million better off after winning a court case against The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC), which owns London Stadium.
January 29 – Tonight the UEFA Champions League concludes its league phase with, for the first time, all 18 games being played on the same night and with the same kick-off time.
By: Nick Webster
January 31 – Excitement is building in the respective host cities for the 2026 World Cup, and with the 500-day countdown officially beginning, each local organising committee is keen to highlight their progress. In Kansas City, KC2026 is sharing ways for the region to get involved.
By: Nick Webster
January 31 – Player welfare is perhaps the biggest issue facing the elite of world football. With the 2026 World Cup scheduled during the height of the American summer, researchers are looking at the potential dangers players might face with extreme heat.
Another win would further cement Albion’s position in the top half of the table, keeping them in contention for a potential top-three finish.
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