Controversial former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie has been dropped from The Telegraph newspaper after only writing one column.
MacKenzie had his column published on Thursday in a role that The Telegraph billed as a regular gig. However, The Telegraph‘s football writer Henry Winter said it was a “one-off and won’t be repeated.”
Kelvin MacKenzie was the editor of The Sun newspaper in 1989 when he authorized the infamous headline entitled “The Truth,” in his paper’s reporting of what happened at Hillsborough. MacKenzie printed false allegations that had labeled the Liverpool supporters as drunken hooligans who prevented police from rescuing fans at the Hillsborough tragedy.
Here are tonight’s Premier League news headlines:
- Kelvin MacKenzie dropped from the Telegraph — The Guardian
- Roberto Mancini feels Manchester City don’t deserve to be 15 points behind — Sky Sports
- Premiership footballers splash out £1bn on high risk investments — Football Economy
- Steve Bould believes Arsenal can benefit from the demands of Europe — The Guardian
- Fifa launches investigation in to alleged attack on England team in Montenegro — The Telegraph
- Sunderland: one club, one manager – a proud city divided — The Guardian
- With more than 9 million users, I Am Playr lands on Android as a flick-football game — The Next Web
- Joe Hart: ‘Manchester City will come again. We are not a flash in the pan’ — The Guardian
- Ashley Cole given PFA award for reaching 100 England caps — The Mail
- Raheem Sterling could be rested for rest of season says Brendan Rodgers — The Telegraph
- Harry Redknapp just can’t help believing that QPR will avoid the drop — The Guardian
- Fifa president Sepp Blatter backtracks on calls to dock clubs points for racist abuse — Telegraph
- Martin O’Neill says he should have been given more time at Sunderland — The Guardian
- Steven Gerrard has ‘five years left in him yet’ claims Brendan Rodgers — The Independent
- Kelvin Davis: Southampton’s decision to sack Nigel Adkins proved right — Sky Sports
- Manchester Piccadilly Premier Inn transforms floors for City and United fans — The Mail
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