James Lewer

I was back at West Ham earlier today as they prepare to face Manchester Utd on Sunday.

#whufc ⚒️ #mufc 🔴

I was in the town of Belper in Derbyshire this afternoon as local election results began to emerge. #LocalElections2025 🗳️

McKenna gave a pleasant answer to my question this afternoon about the next batch of promoted teams coming into the Premier League.

“My phone is reachable if anyone wants to pick it up. And I certainly picked up my phone last year to teams who are in this position.” 📞 #ITFC 🚜

Back on the red sofa last night 📺

McKenna on importance of the Wolves game: “If we hadn’t won the other night, that would have been the biggest game of the season. If we win this one, then the next one will be the biggest game.” #ITFC #WWFC

McKenna on De Bruyne: “He’s certainly one of the greatest to grace the league. I faced him quite a few times as a coach with United and he was always, at that time, possibly the biggest part of the game plan was possibly how to stop him.”

Kieran McKenna facing the media this afternoon.

A huge game against Wolves tomorrow. #ITFC

I’ve been swapping field reporting for the studio. Here’s part of my presenting debut on BBC East Midlands.

I was at Pride Park last night for BBC East Midlands as @derbycounty.bsky.social secured a huge second consecutive victory.

Before the match fans were feeling quite optimistic. And they were proved right to be in the end… #DCFC

I was down at Leyton Orient this afternoon for Sky Sports News as they prepare to take on the mighty Man City in the #FACup ⚽️

@leytonorientfc.bsky.social
@mancity.com
@emiratesfacup.bsky.social

All set for Ruud’s presser. #LCFC

I’m just livid I have to wait until Wednesday to watch #TheTraitors again tbh.

A sensational win for Fulham today.

Last time they beat Chelsea in the top flight at the Bridge was in March 1964.

Well, not anymore…

#CHEFUL

Glasner on Guehi writing on his armband: "He is an adult person like every one of us. He has his opinion, and we respect the opinion… this is the quote of this campaign is being tolerant, and Marc is very tolerant.” #cpfc

Palace grind out victory. Big three points for them. #IPSCRY

0-1. Pure strength from Mateta and a lovely finish. #IPSCRY

HT. 0-0.

A match of chances few and far between.

Eze’s influence in the game has grown as the half went on though. And he had the best opportunity to take the lead.

Ipswich almost went in front from a corner before the break. #IPSCRY

I spent my Saturday covering the latest Pro-Palestinian demo in central London for @trtworld.com
#news #reporting

Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United backroom staff: Who they are and what they do Amorim has brought six members of backroom staff to United from Portugal. We spoke to previous colleagues to find out more about them

Ruben Amorim has brought 5 members of coaching staff with him to #MUFC from Portugal, plus analyst Eduardo Rosalino.

Who are they and what do they do?

We spoke to those who know them best.

For @theathleticfc.bsky.social with @jacklang.bsky.social & Thom Harris.

www.nytimes.com/athletic/593...

Ruben Amorim in his first press conference:

“I’m a little bit a dreamer. I believe in myself, believe in the club, we have the same idea, same mindset.”

The Premier League has confirmed the start date for the 2025/26 season as the 16th August.

The final match will be played on 24th May 2026.

Man City v Premier League: the vote on sponsorship rules explained Top flight’s power struggle comes to a head on Friday as clubs vote on sponsorship rules, with Manchester City likely to take further legal action if changes are approved

Battle of the boardrooms: the vote tearing the Premier League apart.

Man City v PL: the vote on sponsorship rules explained

www.thetimes.com/article/95ab...

As reported by @martynziegler.bsky.social on X, Premier League clubs have voted through associated party rule amendments.

A defeat for City - although it does open the possibility of further litigation.

What are the farmers planning?!?!!

Lee Carsley won five of his six games as England manager — finishing with a win percentage of 83.

The only manager in England's history with a better win percentage is Sam Allardyce with 100 (one game; one win).

These pictures are a little snapshot of what I do.

I’m always interested in stories, collaborations and ideas.

Get in touch: jameslewer.com