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Thursday 28 May 2026 12:36 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 28 May 2026 12:34 pm

The Turnover: Morning Wire’s sport business newsletter

By: Matt Hardy and Frank Dalleres

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For a long time the sports desk at Morning Wire has been longing to read a sport business newsletter. So we created The Turnover.
For a long time the sports desk at Morning Wire has been longing to read a sport business newsletter. So we created The Turnover.

The business of sport desk at Morning Wire have for five months now been firing off a newsletter into the inboxes of subscribers.

takes a look at what really matters each week in the world of sport business. Who is buying what? Who owns this and that? Where is the money?

goes to pixel at 8:30am every Friday, landing straight into your inbox ahead of your final luncheon of the week.

The Turnover has arrived

Our regular contributors, too, may make an appearance in case you missed their City-leading stories.

Sam Cunningham‘s Between the Lines will bring you a number of exclusive stories from the great and good of an industry that is integral to the British psyche.

Ed Warner will critique the topical events hitting the sector – from taxes and crypto to Olympic sports and his beloved Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby team, in which he is involved in.

And Ollie Phillips will offer his thoughts on the state of rugby union – and there’s a lot of them – as we head into a world of the Nations Championship and a new-look Prem Rugby.

But it is not all hard business, because we will layer our offering with puns and innuendo to reassure you that we’re not AI chat bots with an agenda.

So sign up to here, and get ready to receive your first newsletter from the sports desk at 8:30am on Friday.

Thanks for being a part of community and we look forward to seeing you on Friday morning. 

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