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A mural featuring former professional footballer Clyde Best which aims to inspire young Bermudian sportsmen and women to greatness is nearly finished. A team of 20 artists united to paint the142ft by 9ft wall along Clyde Best Lane in Somerset, which ...

A mural featuring former professional footballer Clyde Best aims to inspire young Bermudian sportsmen and women to greatness. A team of 20 artists has united to paint a 142ft by 9ft wall along Clyde Best Lane in Somerset, which they hope to complete ...

The story of Clyde Best’s journey from being a little-known Somerset Trojans and Bermuda footballer to one of the few Black players in the English game in the early 1970s, will be told in a feature-length documentary to be launched in 2024 entitled T...

A former education minister yesterday backed a campaign to save a historic primary school scheduled for closure. Randy Horton, an ex-Progressive Labour Party minister and a former Speaker of the House of Assembly, said that the Ministry of Education ...

Bermudian Nathan Trott is set to continue his football development at French side Nancy, according to English media reports. The Daily Mail has reported that the West Ham goalkeeper is due to embark on a season-long loan with former Barnsley mana...

Football was thrust into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons again this week as the action of those off the field, rather than the players on it, dominated discussion. The game’s governing bodies have found themselves at war with social-media gia...

A Bermudian football pioneer and two former team-mates are to be recognised for making English sporting history nearly 50 years ago. Clyde Best and West Ham United colleagues Clive Charles and Ade Coker became the first three black players to be name...

A drive for a memorial to a pioneer black footballer whose career was stonewalled by racism has surpassed its goal this week with the help of Bermudian player Clyde Best. Jack Leslie, a friend of Mr Best’s, would have been the first black footballer ...

Former professional footballer Clyde Best has backed a British campaign to recognise another trailblazer in the sport who was blocked by racism from playing for England. Jack Leslie, who died aged 88 in 1988, was the only black professional footballe...

Clyde Best called on Bermudians to look each other in the eye and bridge their racial divide. Mr Best, the island’s famous footballer, said: “One thing my mother always told me — and I carry it in life today — if you treat people the way you want to ...

Two British soldiers met their sporting heroes after they were drafted in to help with training at the Royal Bermuda Regiment. Colour Sergeant Andy Chappell, a specialist British Army instructor, is on the island to offer advice on planning and set-u...

Bermuda icons including Clyde Best and Flora Duffy will be celebrated in a Walk of Fame being planned for the National Sports Centre. The Centre’s trustees are appealing for sponsorship for the project, due to be launched in June, which will see life...