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The Irish Sun
2 days ago
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Crazy new rules that will see cameras in Premier League dressing rooms this season – and how clubs can get out of it
PREMIER LEAGUE clubs will be able to block TV cameras from entering the dressing room despite the new broadcasting rules brought in by the league. The introduction of cameras in dressing rooms is just one of Advertisement 5 Premier League clubs will be able to deny broadcasters access to their dressing room using a loophole in the new rules Credit: Getty 5 TV cameras will be allowed in dressing rooms this season as part of a set of new enhanced broadcasting features Credit: Getty The addition of half-time player or manager interviews and in-match interviews with managers or substituted players are also coming to domestic coverage from TNT and Sky Sports. Premier League teams will have to allow broadcasters access to one of the new enhancements at least twice per season. However, clubs will be able to deny access to their dressing rooms if they are losing - as outlined in Section K of the league's latest handbook. Access can be restricted if the team are losing at the time the access was due to be provided. Advertisement READ MORE IN FOOTBALL Clubs will also be able to have the final say on if audio from inside the dressing room is recorded. If access is denied then clubs will have to accommodate another request for access later in the season. The process of adding the new enhancements has been thoroughly mapped out by the league, outlining the procedure that clubs and broadcasters will have to take. Broadcasters must request enhanced access at least five days before the match they want it for, identifying what kind of access they would prefer. Advertisement Most read in Football Exclusive Latest 5 Managers can be interviewed at half-time and during the match under the new rules Credit: PA 5 Substituted players can also be interviewed in-game Credit: Getty CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Clubs must then respond at least 72 hours in advance of the match to inform the broadcasters which access they will allow. Advertisement The Premier League handbook details that both parties must ensure that the content is "positive and non-controversial". Premier League's most expensive season ticket prices revealed with Man Utd just seventh highest The two parties will have to mutually agree whether the player or manager can be interviewed no later than 24 hours before a match. Clubs will be able to select the player they want to speak to the media from a shortlist of five names compiled by the broadcaster and provided to the club no later than the 40th minute of the match. Advertisement Those interviews must also be "positive" and "related to the league match". While in-match interviews will only involve a manager or a substituted player, who must be made available no later than the 85th minute of the match. Those interviews will feature no more than two questions. Fans can expect to see the new changes on Sky Sports and TNT throughout the season. Advertisement The first televised game of the new campaign is Sky Sports' coverage of Liverpool vs 5
Scottish Sun
2 days ago
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Crazy new rules that will see cameras in Premier League dressing rooms this season – and how clubs can get out of it
The league have said that all interviews must be 'positive' TELE ME MORE Crazy new rules that will see cameras in Premier League dressing rooms this season – and how clubs can get out of it Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) PREMIER LEAGUE clubs will be able to block TV cameras from entering the dressing room despite the new broadcasting rules brought in by the league. The introduction of cameras in dressing rooms is just one of many new broadcasting enhancements coming to Prem coverage this season. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Premier League clubs will be able to deny broadcasters access to their dressing room using a loophole in the new rules Credit: Getty 5 TV cameras will be allowed in dressing rooms this season as part of a set of new enhanced broadcasting features Credit: Getty The addition of half-time player or manager interviews and in-match interviews with managers or substituted players are also coming to domestic coverage from TNT and Sky Sports. Premier League teams will have to allow broadcasters access to one of the new enhancements at least twice per season. However, clubs will be able to deny access to their dressing rooms if they are losing - as outlined in Section K of the league's latest handbook. Access can be restricted if the team are losing at the time the access was due to be provided. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL ALL GUNNS BLAZING Son of boxing icon signs for Arsenal as he follows in dad's footsteps Clubs will also be able to have the final say on if audio from inside the dressing room is recorded. If access is denied then clubs will have to accommodate another request for access later in the season. The process of adding the new enhancements has been thoroughly mapped out by the league, outlining the procedure that clubs and broadcasters will have to take. Broadcasters must request enhanced access at least five days before the match they want it for, identifying what kind of access they would prefer. 5 Managers can be interviewed at half-time and during the match under the new rules Credit: PA 5 Substituted players can also be interviewed in-game Credit: Getty CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Clubs must then respond at least 72 hours in advance of the match to inform the broadcasters which access they will allow. The Premier League handbook details that both parties must ensure that the content is "positive and non-controversial". Premier League's most expensive season ticket prices revealed with Man Utd just seventh highest Clubs and broadcasters will also have to agree on who is available for half-time interviews prior to a match. The two parties will have to mutually agree whether the player or manager can be interviewed no later than 24 hours before a match. Clubs will be able to select the player they want to speak to the media from a shortlist of five names compiled by the broadcaster and provided to the club no later than the 40th minute of the match. Those interviews must also be "positive" and "related to the league match". While in-match interviews will only involve a manager or a substituted player, who must be made available no later than the 85th minute of the match. Those interviews will feature no more than two questions. Fans can expect to see the new changes on Sky Sports and TNT throughout the season. The first televised game of the new campaign is Sky Sports' coverage of Liverpool vs Bournemouth on August 15.
The Sun
2 days ago
- Sport
- The Sun
Crazy new rules that will see cameras in Premier League dressing rooms this season – and how clubs can get out of it
PREMIER LEAGUE clubs will be able to block TV cameras from entering the dressing room despite the new broadcasting rules brought in by the league. The introduction of cameras in dressing rooms is just one of many new broadcasting enhancements coming to Prem coverage this season. 4 4 The addition of half-time player or manager interviews and in-match interviews with managers or substituted players are also coming to domestic coverage from TNT and Sky Sports. Premier League teams will have to allow broadcasters access to one of the new enhancements at least twice per season. However, clubs will be able to deny access to their dressing rooms if they are losing - as outlined in Section K of the league's latest handbook. Access can be restricted if the team are losing at the time the access was due to be provided. Clubs will also be able to have the final say on if audio from inside the dressing room is recorded. If access is denied then clubs will have to accommodate another request for access later in the season. The process of adding the new enhancements has been thoroughly mapped out by the league, outlining the procedure that clubs and broadcasters will have to take. Broadcasters must request enhanced access at least five days before the match they want it for, identifying what kind of access they would prefer. 4 4 Clubs must then respond at least 72 hours in advance of the match to inform the broadcasters which access they will allow. The Premier League handbook details that both parties must ensure that the content is "positive and non-controversial". Clubs and broadcasters will also have to agree on who is available for half-time interviews prior to a match. The two parties will have to mutually agree whether the player or manager can be interviewed no later than 24 hours before a match. Clubs will be able to select the player they want to speak to the media from a shortlist of five names compiled by the broadcaster and provided to the club no later than the 40th minute of the match. Those interviews must also be "positive" and "related to the league match". While in-match interviews will only involve a manager or a substituted player, who must be made available no later than the 85th minute of the match. Those interviews will feature no more than two questions. Fans can expect to see the new changes on Sky Sports and TNT throughout the season. The first televised game of the new campaign is Sky Sports' coverage of Liverpool vs Bournemouth on August 15.
The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Champions League winner and football royalty joined by Scotland icon at grand opening of Donald Trump's new golf course
PREMIER LEAGUE icons Andriy Shevchenko and Gianfranco Zola are being joined by local hero Jim Leighton in the full list of VIPs taking part at the grand opening of the new Trump international golf course this morning. As you might expect US President Donald Trump gets things under way at 10.45am - with his four ball including his son Eric - alongside two men you might know best these days from SkySports' golf commentary team, Rich Beem and Paul McGinley. Advertisement 6 The scene at the new Trump North Sea Links course near Balmedie 6 US President Donald Trump reacts as he plays golf at the Trump Turnberry Credit: AFP 6 The full list of four balls at the venue this morning Irishman McGinley, of course, was also a four-time title winner on the European Tour and a winning Ryder Cup captain in 2014. They're in the first fourball of the day - then it's the turn of two heroes from football , Aberdeen Gothenburg great and Scotland legend Jim Leighton and Liverpool star Robbie Fowler. Then at 11.12am, it's the turn of former Chelsea duo Gianfranco Zola and Andriy Shevchenko. The Ukrainian - who won the Champions League with AC Milan - and the Italian are joined by Scottish golf hero Stephen Gallagher and ambassador Warren Stephens, who is the current US ambassador to the UK . Advertisement Other golf stars taking part in the event include Kiwi Michael Campbell, Finland's Jarmo Sandelin and France 's Jean van de Velde, who memorably lost a three-shot lead on the last at the Open at Canoustie back in 1999, when he ended up in his bare feet in the Barry Burn. The ex-pros and the celebrities were spotted using the practice range this morning with Don't You Want Me by the Human League being played over the Tannoy. A huge saltire fluttered in the wind alongside the Stars and Stripes - and there was a whiff of manure after a wind direction change too. Spanning hundreds of acres of rugged coastal terrain, the brand new, 18-hole links course at Trump Scotland in Aberdeenshire promises an exceptional golfing experience with dramatic views of the North Sea. Advertisement Most read in Golf Featuring the world's largest natural bunker, mountainous sand dunes, and infinity greens hugging the coastal dune ridge, the new Trump North Sea Links course at Balmedie is designed to complement the existing Trump International championship links course. While controversial politically at its birth, the Trump International has received worldwide acclaim and is ranked among the 'Top 100 Courses in the World' by Golf Digest. Donald Trump tees off at luxury Turnberry course during Scots visit The US president spent yesterday at hit other resort in Scotland, Trump Turnberry - where he slammed windfarms as "ugly monsters" and pleaded for more North Sea oil and gas drilling - just hours before a meeting with the First Minister. The US President also poured cold water on John Swinney's fresh push for a second independence referendum while rooting for Scotland to "do well" due to his late mum's Isle of Lewis roots. Advertisement He suggested that now was too soon for another vote on separation during a press conference at his Turnberry golf club in Ayrshire alongside Sir Keir Starmer. The SNP chief earlier claimed a Nats majority of MSPs at next May's Holyrood election could be the "springboard" for Scotland "taking charge of our own destiny". 6 Portrait of Andrei Shevchenko Credit: Getty 6 Chelsea's Gianfranco Zola in his pomp at Stamford Bridge Credit: Getty Advertisement 6 Jim Leighton was a massive hero for Scotland, Aberdeen and Man Utd Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
The Sun
3 days ago
- Climate
- The Sun
Champions League winner and football royalty joined by Scotland icon at grand opening of Donald Trump's new golf course
PREMIER LEAGUE icons Andriy Shevchenko and Gianfranco Zola are being joined by local hero Jim Leighton in the full list of VIPs taking part at the grand opening of the new Trump international golf course this morning. As you might expect US President Donald Trump gets things under way at 10.45am - with his four ball including his son Eric - alongside two men you might know best these days from SkySports' golf commentary team, Rich Beem and Paul McGInley. 6 6 6 Irishman McGinley, of course, was also a four-time title winner on the European Tour and a winning Ryder Cup captain in 2014. They're in the first four ball of the day - then it's the turn of two heroes from football, Aberdeen Gothenburg great Jim Leighton and Liverpool star Robbie Fowler. Then at 11.12am, it's the turn of former Chelsea duo Zola and Shevchenko. The Ukrainian and the Italian are joined by Scottish golf hero Stephen Gallagher and ambassador Warren Stephens, who is the current US ambassador to the UK. Other golf stars taking part in the event include Kiwi Michael Campbell, Finland's Jarmo Sandelin and France's Jean van de Velde, who memorably lost a three-shot lead on the last at the Open at Canoustie back in 1999, when he ended up in his bare feet in the Barry Burn. The ex-pros and the celebrities were spotted using the practice range this morning with Don't You Want Me by the Human League being played over the Tannoy. A huge saltire fluttered in the wind alongside the Stars and Stripes - and there was a whiff of manure after a wind direction change too. Spanning hundreds of acres of rugged coastal terrain, the brand new, 18-hole links course at Trump Scotland in Aberdeenshire promises an exceptional golfing experience with dramatic views of the North Sea. Featuring the world's largest natural bunker, mountainous sand dunes, and infinity greens hugging the coastal dune ridge, the new Trump North Sea Links course at Balmedie is designed to complement the existing Trump International championship links course. While controversial politically at its birth, the Trump International has received worldwide acclaim and is ranked among the 'Top 100 Courses in the World' by Golf Digest. Donald Trump tees off at luxury Turnberry course during Scots visit The US president spent yesterday at hit other resort in Scotland, Trump Turnberry - where he slammed windfarms as "ugly monsters" and pleaded for more North Sea oil and gas drilling - just hours before a meeting with the First Minister. The US President also poured cold water on John Swinney's fresh push for a second independence referendum while rooting for Scotland to "do well" due to his late mum's Isle of Lewis roots. He suggested that now was too soon for another vote on separation during a press conference at his Turnberry golf club in Ayrshire alongside Sir Keir Starmer. The SNP chief earlier claimed a Nats majority of MSPs at next May's Holyrood election could be the "springboard" for Scotland "taking charge of our own destiny". 6 6 6
