Chelsea spent £75m on agents fees in the last two transfer windows - pretty sure that is a Premier League record. Adds to their financial challenges for this season

Here's the top 20, but there are so many more also mentioned in the piece, which is free, link above and in bio.

Absolutely essential viewing that doesn't sugarcoat Simpson's crimes, but provides a historical context that may have partially contributed to the verdict. A brilliantly told mess.

Couldn't recommend this masterpiece enough, the best sporting documentary series I've ever seen.

Just finishing a piece for tomorrow about the best sporting documentaries ever made, and 'OJ Simpson: Made in America' is one of the most extraordinary, and features among the top 20 as voted by you (readers of Sporting Intelligence).

Who has the Drive to Survive in the sports documentary arms race? Part of a two-piece series (partial paywall, ie read half for free, see if you like it) looking at what viewing data tells us about sports docs. sportingintelligence832.substack.com/p/who-has-the-… 1/n

That's a seismic shift.

Wow ... thank you so much. Trying to do things differently, with data

The 'legacy' section alone of Caitlin Clark's Wiki page runs to more than 500 words. She's 22. And plays college basketball. And she's probably, currently, the world's most powerful (influential) sportswoman.

Flick on 🙄

CFG's massive (often dubious) losses, have been in service to the 'mother ship', MCFC. I'd argue the real standard bearers of multi-club ownership are Red Bull, who've spent less than $100m acquiring / growing teams to top-flight status in Germany, Brazil, MLS and Austria.