Phil Nifield, 63, put the Robertson’s jam badge for up sale after finding it in his attic. But he was shocked when eBay sent a message telling him the one-inch pin was ‘hateful and ...

Nifield said it was the right decision and questioned the Turk's decision-making. "I certainly think he had to be sacked, he presided over the worst start in almost a century.

In the wake of Erol Bulut's sacking, Cardiff City Supporters' Trust board member Philip Nifield says the club is going from "one crisis to another". Bulut was dismissed after the 2-0 home defeat ...

An eBay user went online to sell an old Golly badge from Robertson’s preserves – but was banned after the auction website said it was racist. Phil Nifield, 63, was stopped by eBay from putting ...

Phil Nifield, 63, hoped he would gain a lot of money for the "valuable" Robertson’s Golly Badge for sale with a starting price of £29.99, after finding it in his attic.

"There certainly needs to be action to prevent owners, as is planned at Hull City, to change the name," Nifield told BBC Sport. "We're supporting the Hull City fans who are opposing that.

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Football club owners must consult with fans before changing their team's name, colours or home ground ownership, according to supporters' groups. The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Mutuals has ...

Matthew Nifield is a Cardiff engineer who has seen his previous successful app being downloaded more than 1.6 million times ...

Mr Nifield said: "I checked to find the price of the same long-stay parking had shot up to £85.27. That after signing up for their rewards email, which gives an 18 per cent discount." ...

The most recent app from Logicworks, an app development company led by Matthew Nifield, which uses the iPhone's own touch screen to weigh food, was rejected by the Apple App Store. In a recent ...

Sleep-deprived father Matthew Nifield, from Cardiff in South Wales, came up with the app to get his daughters to nod off. It's so popular he's now making £60,000 a year.