The new Everton owners are doing things a bit different while they seek to transform the club, have learned Inside Sport.
According to those with knowledge of the situation, the Friedkin group based in the United States is looking to appoint an executive director before selecting a president.
Altair Mackintosh of Fulham has fans in the half of meseyside's blue, although it is understood that it is established in western London. A recruitment firm directs the search, with Paul Barber de Brighton and former Arsenal Executive Vinai Venkatesham, who is very surprised in the Emirates, among the views.
The Friedkin group is doing things a bit differently at the New Club Everton
Fans' behavior leaves the club bosses worried
The last example in the seemingly growing trend in cases of fans who cannot behave through the EFL.
Inside Sport has realized an increasing number of incidents in relation to directors outside the supporters at home in the parties of all competition.
The view of officials outside of what celebrates the objectives of their sides in the directors' box has been common in the game for decades. However, now it seems that it is too handle for some, with increasing problems in the last 12 months and a greater number of reports made.
The situation is so serious that the EFL has now moved to issue a 'survey of land criteria' that will seek the opinions of the clubs. After the results are collected, the expectation is a hardening of the regulations surrounding the seats of directors out of place.
Meanwhile, clubs have been asked to review their current configurations and make sure everything is being done to keep those present safe. A sad and condemnatory situation.
McLaren Chief leaves the F1 team
Steve Atkins, former Chelsea communications chief, will leave McLaren.
Atkins, widely considered one of the best in the business, gave the staff to this week, explaining that after two years that included a world championship that wanted to follow a closer home role that will allow him to spend more time with the family. .
It is unlikely that there is a shortage of suitors for Atkins, which comes out next month.
EFL clubs respond to the dangerous survey of objectives
Earlier this month, this column revealed concerns that the dangerous posts were being used throughout the game after a goalkeeper suffered a horrible injury in a league shock two earlier this season.
Seventy -one clubs responded to an EFL survey, and the League realized that offensive networks are being used throughout the competition.
The body of PFA, FA and refs PGMol will meet with the League and the manufacturer, who believes they have found a mitigation measure. Clubs have been urged to buy new goals to consider different designs and carry out a risk assessment.
EFL clubs have had their opinion on dangerous posts after a survey is sent
Trump contacted the absence of boxing
Umar Kremlev, the dishonored Russian president of the International Boxing Association, which has been prohibited by the IOC, has written to Trump to alert him about the fact that boxing is not currently in the Olympic program for LA28.
The idea is to make Trump be the issue as a key debate point in the presidential elections of the IOC, which will be decided in March.
Umar Kremlev has contacted President Donald Trump for the inclusion of Boxing in the Olympic Games
Ai to determine the best executed club in Europe
A lot of talk behind the scene in the rival clubs of the Premier League, since the technical staff awaits the results of a in -depth pioneering study carried out by Boffins at the University of St Gallen and the world leader's technology of Ai Plaier.
The findings, the first of its kind, will classify the technical staff when they publish results based on pure data of the best clubs in key in key factors such as the quality of the squad, recruitment, performance, results and finance.
Plaier is already used by the main premier league clubs to identify areas where they can obtain a competitive advantage over rivals with ideas from the largest soccer database in the world gathered and are about to give the final touches to their thorough investigation.
Plaier, who can even tell the coaches in chief their best initial XI for any given opponent, already predicted the PL champions of this season with statements at the beginning of the season that Liverpool had a fractionally stronger team than defending Champs Man City .
Athletics world shocked by Cram's appointment
The eyebrows have risen in the world of athletics after Laura Muir announced Steve Cram as one of her coaches.
Cram will continue working for the BBC despite facing the Olympic silver medalist, which raises obvious questions about impartiality since it will undoubtedly be behind the microphone, while Muir, 31, buys in the 1,500m.
Captain Marvel Lands HMRC Win
Some good news for Bryan Robson in The Week Mail Sport reported that Manchester United's legend was to see his salary as a club's ambassador “substantially reduced” as part of the wide review of INEOS operations in Old Trafford.
Captain Marvel has triumphed in most of his case against HMRC, with the amount that was ordered to pay in pending taxes that is expected to be less than it cost the imposing subject to the court.
The case focused on whether Robson, who worked as an ambassador from 2015 to 2021 under his own company, was actually an employee considered from the club.