Remembering John Sillett: The 1987 FA Cup Final
Graham Hollingsworth
December 2, 2021
To commemorate the sad passing of John Sillett, we have an excerpt from an old Tale of Two Halves piece, where Pete Spencer and Chris
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To commemorate the sad passing of John Sillett, we have an excerpt from an old Tale of Two Halves piece, where Pete Spencer and Chris
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The role of midfielder is certainly the position on the football pitch that offers the most variety. It encompasses tough tackling defensive minded players, those
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Given the influx of money into Football’s top leagues in the last decade, it is hard to imagine any of the biggest (aka richest) teams
You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who would disagree that Liverpool are currently one of the top sides in Europe, if not the entire world.
Yup, another article about COVID-19 and football. Sorry about that. As with virtually everybody across the globe, my life came to a grinding halt in
With the weather outside being lousy, and there being very little else to occupy our time, we decided to crank it up a notch and
Four weeks in and I’m now starting not to miss live football quite so much. This weekly re-watch of a classic game began simply as
I won’t bore you with the details of how I passed the recent minutes, hours and days while in isolation, as nothing has significantly changed
I’ve rearranged my books, records, DVDs, shoes, shirts, t-shirts and pants. I’ve begun to start pairing my socks for the first time in my life.
After one week of self-isolating, I am already running out of ways to amuse myself. There are only so many bike rides, runs around the
The first World Cup you remember will always occupy a special place in any football fan’s heart. The tournament itself may even be a bit
The Championship is a war of attrition. A marathon, not a sprint. The dream for any fan at the beginning of August is to see
To commemorate the sad passing of John Sillett, we have an excerpt from an old Tale of Two Halves piece, where Pete Spencer and Chris
Fernando Romero – Bobby Robson: More Than a Manager A few days ago, I watched the Michael Schumacher documentary that launched recently. I had avoided
With the new season underway in the Football League, and with the Premier League starting on Friday, we asked some of our contributors to tell
Written by Jim Keoghan, author of ‘How to Run a Football Club: The Story of Our National Game’, and ‘Punk Football: The Rise of Fan
The role of midfielder is certainly the position on the football pitch that offers the most variety. It encompasses tough tackling defensive minded players, those
In this week’s episode of the podcast, host Roddy Cairns is joined by Pete Spencer and Graham Hollingsworth to talk about 1. FC Kaiserslautern. In
The summer of 2016 was an incredibly rough period for many people of these fair shores. On the 23rd of June, 17,410,742 people decided that
Given the influx of money into Football’s top leagues in the last decade, it is hard to imagine any of the biggest (aka richest) teams
You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who would disagree that Liverpool are currently one of the top sides in Europe, if not the entire world.
Yup, another article about COVID-19 and football. Sorry about that. As with virtually everybody across the globe, my life came to a grinding halt in
With the weather outside being lousy, and there being very little else to occupy our time, we decided to crank it up a notch and
Four weeks in and I’m now starting not to miss live football quite so much. This weekly re-watch of a classic game began simply as
I won’t bore you with the details of how I passed the recent minutes, hours and days while in isolation, as nothing has significantly changed
I’ve rearranged my books, records, DVDs, shoes, shirts, t-shirts and pants. I’ve begun to start pairing my socks for the first time in my life.
After one week of self-isolating, I am already running out of ways to amuse myself. There are only so many bike rides, runs around the
The first World Cup you remember will always occupy a special place in any football fan’s heart. The tournament itself may even be a bit
The Championship is a war of attrition. A marathon, not a sprint. The dream for any fan at the beginning of August is to see
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