The very best

The Guardian reports:

Guardian Sport won two top prizes at the prestigious Sports Journalists’ Association’s awards evening on Monday.

The Guardian won sports publisher of the year at the SJA British Sports Journalism Awards night while Jonathan Liew was named columnist of the year for the fifth time in eight years, as well as winning bronze in the football journalist of the year category. Suzanne Wrack won bronze in the women’s football journalist of the year and Andy Bull won bronze in the sports feature writer of the year (long form) category.

Erm. Excuse me. Are we to understand that there is a prize for football journalist of the year and a prize for women’s football journalist of the year? As in, a prize for normal people and a prize for those pathetic feeble nitwits who can’t possibly ever win a prize unless the prize is restricted to pathetic feeble nitwits only?

Meanwhile, Jonathan Liew is…not a big promoter of women’s sports.

What?
The misogynist Liew?
Do you not care about women's sport?
At all?
What a joke.
Sport doing what sport does best.
All about the men.https://t.co/aMLIBo0yVM

— Cathy Devine (@cathydevine56) April 28, 2026

The fella who said it would be a good thing if women and girls never won another podium again because it would be so inspiring for boys to see cross dressing men win everything in women’s sports?

What a vile misogynist @jonathanliew ishttps://t.co/f0FMPcXIdS pic.twitter.com/WcVOZXMwYs

— Le_Sorelle_Arduino KPSS (@Sorelle_Arduino) April 28, 2026

There are a great many objections of that kind…which the Guardian will continue to ignore. Women just don’t matter.