News about Ben Wright

BY MIKE KEEGAN: The EFL has earned a whopping 43% increase in overseas broadcasting rights, and is on a quest to crack America. Mail Sport has announced that in what is seen as a historic arrangement, the tournament is expected to attract a minimum of £148 million over the next four seasons to display the game outside of the United Kingdom. On Tuesday, clubs will vote on the terms, with the matter likely to go through.

MIKE KEEGAN: A week from today, a pioneering television show on which audio from referees and VAR officials is broadcast is scheduled to air. Agenda knows that Howard Webb, the current head of PGMOL, is keen to increase visibility and has been instrumental in the development of a proposed 30-minute show, which is set to be broadcast on Monday night, with Webb himself taking to the airwaves ahead of Liverpool's visit to Leicester City on Monday Night Football. It is hoped that the performance, which will be broadcast internationally via Premier League Productions, would help clubs and fans know how decisions are made and reduce confusion and animosity.

After learning how much money a Second World War watch was worth, an Antiques Roadshow visitor was left dissatisfied. On Saturday's episode of the show, the man compared the rare 1944 watch to expert Ben Wright. The guest explained how he had initially owned a cheap Rolex from Singapore but decided to trade it for his local pub landlord.

Exclusive BY STEPHEN MCGOWAN: The Scottish FA will condemn any attempt by the English Football League to remove the traditional 3 p.m. television blackout. The EFL has encouraged interested broadcasters and media firms to suggest new ways of presenting the league on television and streaming platforms from the 2024-25 season, as their current deal with Sky Sports comes to an end. One of the options being considered is to lift the current ban on film matches live from 2.45pm to 5.15 p.m. on Saturday.