My first game: Queens Park Rangers 4-0 Barnsley
Eliott BrennanOctober 25, 2021
On 7th August 2010, Queens Park Rangers faced Barnsley in their opening game. I always find there is an unwritten tradition for the first game
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On 7th August 2010, Queens Park Rangers faced Barnsley in their opening game. I always find there is an unwritten tradition for the first game
When the final whistle blew at the Emirates in the North London derby, it signalled the start of the predictable narratives that would endlessly be
When the stadiums shut last March, football was allowed to pause for once. The time away from the pitch and terraces temporarily gave football a
On the rather plain Qatar Sports Investment (QSI) website, there is not much to see for the scale of the company. Other than a bulky
With his back to goal and hand over his mouth, Bukayo Saka stood alone. Even though he was isolated, he was not the only person
It is easy to imagine what the “dirty dozen†thought they were achieving when they officially announced that they were joining the Super League. It
If you have watched plenty of TV throughout lockdown 3.0, you may have noticed one reappearing advert. It opens with a stunning forest with a
In a generic fixture in 1997, Des Linton leapt into the air when an opposition player made a dangerous challenge. Despite being hurt, the Peterborough
Take yourself back to May 2004. On paper, it was Chelsea’s most successful season in the Premier League. Claudio Ranieri delivered Champions League football in
On 22nd July 1981, spectators inside the Spartan Stadium cluster together to form a modest crowd of just over 11,000. The home side, San Jose
It happened all so suddenly. Willian whipped in a corner into the near post. David Luiz challenged to win the ball in the air. Luiz’s
It is a Friday morning. You are preparing to coach your players for tomorrow’s fixture against a promotion contender. You must ensure your players are
Al-Saadi Gaddafi was travelling around Benghazi searching for a solution. National violence had gripped the country for a month: his father’s rule was on the
Ring the sirens. The football industry is in chaos and the crisis is urgent. Years of blind negligence and unconvincing acceptance has pushed the sport
When Project Restart was authorised, the ‘festival of football’ began. The Premier League carnival negotiated with its broadcasters and the government to deliver a six-week
In May 2008, Bob Booker was taking a break from football on holiday in Menorca. He was out of the game and his football career
Take a moment and imagine this picture: Ajax, PSV and Feyenoord battling Club Brugge, Anderlecht and Gent for supremacy in north-western Europe. The stakes would
On 23rd October 2015, the Etihad Stadium hosted the National Football Museum Hall of Fame. British prime minister David Cameron, the People’s Republic of China
The city of Guangzhou, in the People’s Republic of China (PRC), hosts an annual 500-year-old tradition. Flowers of all types are planted across the city’s
Dave Bassett has countless stories to tell. They are locked in his vault and each one is always ready to be revealed. All you have
On 26th May 1989, Anfield prepared itself for one of the most climactic final day showdowns in English football history, Liverpool vs Arsenal. It was
Just as the football leagues have taken to the field to restart, the honeymoon phase of coronating football’s return has suddenly been mixed with an
As the clock wound down at the 1992 European Championships, it appeared Platini’s revolutionary touch had faded away. The national hero had returned to the
Throughout Michel Platini’s illustrious playing career, he displayed himself as a believer and as an unequivocal devotee. He explicitly catalysed the renaissance of French football.
On 7th August 2010, Queens Park Rangers faced Barnsley in their opening game. I always find there is an unwritten tradition for the first game
When the final whistle blew at the Emirates in the North London derby, it signalled the start of the predictable narratives that would endlessly be
When the stadiums shut last March, football was allowed to pause for once. The time away from the pitch and terraces temporarily gave football a
On the rather plain Qatar Sports Investment (QSI) website, there is not much to see for the scale of the company. Other than a bulky
With his back to goal and hand over his mouth, Bukayo Saka stood alone. Even though he was isolated, he was not the only person
It is easy to imagine what the “dirty dozen†thought they were achieving when they officially announced that they were joining the Super League. It
If you have watched plenty of TV throughout lockdown 3.0, you may have noticed one reappearing advert. It opens with a stunning forest with a
In a generic fixture in 1997, Des Linton leapt into the air when an opposition player made a dangerous challenge. Despite being hurt, the Peterborough
Take yourself back to May 2004. On paper, it was Chelsea’s most successful season in the Premier League. Claudio Ranieri delivered Champions League football in
On 22nd July 1981, spectators inside the Spartan Stadium cluster together to form a modest crowd of just over 11,000. The home side, San Jose
It happened all so suddenly. Willian whipped in a corner into the near post. David Luiz challenged to win the ball in the air. Luiz’s
It is a Friday morning. You are preparing to coach your players for tomorrow’s fixture against a promotion contender. You must ensure your players are
Al-Saadi Gaddafi was travelling around Benghazi searching for a solution. National violence had gripped the country for a month: his father’s rule was on the
Ring the sirens. The football industry is in chaos and the crisis is urgent. Years of blind negligence and unconvincing acceptance has pushed the sport
When Project Restart was authorised, the ‘festival of football’ began. The Premier League carnival negotiated with its broadcasters and the government to deliver a six-week
In May 2008, Bob Booker was taking a break from football on holiday in Menorca. He was out of the game and his football career
Take a moment and imagine this picture: Ajax, PSV and Feyenoord battling Club Brugge, Anderlecht and Gent for supremacy in north-western Europe. The stakes would
On 23rd October 2015, the Etihad Stadium hosted the National Football Museum Hall of Fame. British prime minister David Cameron, the People’s Republic of China
The city of Guangzhou, in the People’s Republic of China (PRC), hosts an annual 500-year-old tradition. Flowers of all types are planted across the city’s
Dave Bassett has countless stories to tell. They are locked in his vault and each one is always ready to be revealed. All you have
On 26th May 1989, Anfield prepared itself for one of the most climactic final day showdowns in English football history, Liverpool vs Arsenal. It was
Just as the football leagues have taken to the field to restart, the honeymoon phase of coronating football’s return has suddenly been mixed with an
As the clock wound down at the 1992 European Championships, it appeared Platini’s revolutionary touch had faded away. The national hero had returned to the
Throughout Michel Platini’s illustrious playing career, he displayed himself as a believer and as an unequivocal devotee. He explicitly catalysed the renaissance of French football.
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