We talk to David Squires – cartoonist and satirist at The Guardian – about his brilliant new book, Goalless Draws – Illuminating The Genius of Modern Football, which is a compilation of some of his finest work since 2014 which covers the absurdities of the game today, including; transfer deadline day, Poppygate, the Euros and World Cup, Jose Mourinho and much more.
In a generic fixture in 1997, Des Linton leapt into the air when an opposition player made a dangerous...
On 22nd July 1981, spectators inside the Spartan Stadium cluster together to form a modest crowd of just over...
It is a Friday morning. You are preparing to coach your players for tomorrow’s fixture against a promotion contender....
The stoker The stoker is responsible for continually feeding the fire, ensuring the smooth running of the engine. Sure,...
Ordinarily, football goes in cycles and no one club dominates indefinitely; even supposed dynasties such as Liverpool in the 1970s...
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