Speaking to The Beautiful Game podcast, the ex-striker says ‘politics’ prevented him from winning more than 15 caps and that if he was playing today, he would use his platform to speak out against racial injustice
We live in a world where solidarity is shown to billionaire owners who are called names and racially abused players are isolated and made to deal with the abuse themselves
The fallout of the 13-0 victory for the US has seen them slammed and labelled 'classless,' but even the opposition head coach said that they accepted the scoreline and that they now have to improve
Having seen it used live, KADEEM SIMMONDS believes the video technology has a place in football but only if used on yes or no incidents and not matters of opinions
After Liverpool denied BBC Radio the right to broadcast a Champions League game last week, KADEEM SIMMONDS fears that they may have started a worrying trend
KADEEM SIMMONDS hits out at former players turned pundits who constantly belittle the achievements of those still playing the game, especially youngsters
KADEEM SIMMONDS thinks it is time the Scottish Football Association moved on from Strachan and brought in a manager with a clear game plan and identity
KADEEM SIMMONDS can understand why Huddersfield are closing down their youth teams after growing frustrated with big sides poaching their most-talented players
England and the Football Association had planned to end the tournament as champions and could have, had they played a different style of football against the Netherlands
The ability to legally watch football at 3pm on Saturday afternoons is long overdue, a service similar to what is available in the US will give supporters an alternative to Sky
Huddersfield should not be punished for resting players for a big game down the line,says KADEEM SIMMONDS, and those in charge need to learn to accept this
KADEEM SIMMONDS can understand why Serena Williams got angry when a reporter described her performance as ‘scrappy’ but felt her reaction was uncalled for and the reporter was only doing his job
KADEEM SIMMONDS can’t believe the FA chair really thinks a gay player in the Premier League should come out at the start of the season because supporters would be ‘happy’ and the sun would be shining
The way in which the footballer’s case has been handled, in and out of court, is a damning indictment on sections of the public and how they view women — especially those who accuse men of rape says KADEEM SIMMONDS
KADEEM SIMMONDS looks at the latest athlete to stand against racial injustice in the US and how before the NFL quarterback there was Abdul-Rauf, who prayed during the national anthem
KADEEM SIMMONDS looks at the signing of Pogba, Klopp’s reason for not speaking to the Sun and Westfield shopping centre taking a Thatcher-like stance on fans
With the recent deaths of black men in the United States, KADEEM SIMMONDS looks at how athletes have the power to make a difference and unite the world
KADEEM SIMMONDS argues that given the current set-up around English football, Monday night’s result isn’t exactly an isolated incident and he can’t see things improving any time soon
But KADEEM SIMMONDS isn’t talking about Roy Hodgson’s Euro 2016 23-man squad, instead turning his focus on Mark Sampson’s team for the Serbia double header
With the Glasgow outfit securing promotion to the Scottish Premiership, KADEEM SIMMONDS looks at what it means for the rest of the league and how any future move to the Premier League would be a disaster for the Old Firm clubs
KADEEM SIMMONDS argues that calls for fans of losing teams to be refunded for their tickets miss the point of sticking by your club through thick and thin
While some journalists are starting to talk about Roy Hodgson’s Young Lions as dark horses at Euro 2016, KADEEM SIMMONDS has his feet firmly on the ground
MANISHA TAILOR speaks exclusively to Kadeem Simmonds about her dreams of working at the elite level in football and how she refuses to use her gender and ethnicity to make her way to the top
KADEEM SIMMONDS believes it would be best for all involved if the Arsenal boss left at the end of the season, before things turn really ugly for the Frenchman
KADEEM SIMMONDS believes the five candidates in the running to lead football’s world governing body are no better than the suspended former president Sepp Blatter
The non-league club listened to their supporters and dropped the rebranding idea. KADEEM SIMMONDS hopes wishes more clubs did the same when it comes to important decisions
The Manchester United boss crossed the line when he called Sun journalist Neil Custis fat following the 3-3 draw with Newcastle last week, says KADEEM SIMMONDS
KADEEM SIMMONDS attended the Women in Football seasonal awards but as one of the only men in attendance felt like an outsider, something female journalists must feel every weekend
KADEEM SIMMONDS examines why a ‘racist’ footballer is being hailed as a success story while a ‘homophobic’ boxer has been cast as a disgrace to society
KADEEM SIMMONDS analyses how one of the most talented players to come out of college lost his starting role after he was pictured at a nightclub during an off week
KADEEM SIMMONDS writes about the Dallas Cowboys player who said his former girlfriend ‘fell down’ after pictures were released of her battered and bruised
As the first black person to compete in Formula One, the Mercedes driver deserves special mention for what he has achieved in such a short space of time, says KADEEM SIMMONDS
- Blatter and Platini handed 90-day suspension due to Swiss criminal investigation
- Uefa president unlikely to be able to take over football’s world governing body
- Ban ends outgoing Fifa president’s wish to stay in role until February
- BUT FA still supporting Platini in taking over Fifa next year
While KADEEM SIMMONDS pays tribute to league winners Chelsea and their manager and explains what needs to be done in order for women’s football to keep growing
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