Can you smell it, folks? That’s the sweet scent of the Premier League season closing in and money being burned on random signings left right
Last week, the football world was rocked by the news that Gigg Lane, one of the most historic football grounds in England, is up for sale.
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Since the beginning of time Italy has always been known as the shrine of anything regarding art, elegance and the finer things in life. With
“Better late than never” is probably the saying most of us think of when it comes to the 2020 European Championship. The event was delayed
Well, there goes England’s 100% record in major finals on home turf then. The Euro 2020 adventure is over – it didn’t come home as
Unless you were lucky enough or old enough to be around when the English football team last won something (1966, I’ve been told) you’ve probably
This Euro 2020 thing only really gets going on Tuesday, right? The small matter of England, oh so conveniently at home, versus Germany – a
The forty-seventh edition of the oldest football tournament Copa America started on the 13th of June, and it will last until the 10th of July.
Ah, the joys of England at a major football tournament – how I have missed it. Hot off the heels of suddenly being tournament favourites
At Euro 2016, N’Golo Kanté was an unused substitute in the final as France lost in extra time to Portugal. It came mere months after
They say never go back to your ex, but 2021 seems to be the summer of reunions in the world of football. Juventus have reappointed
Djibril Cissé, the footballer who is most famous for having played striker for great teams like Liverpool and Olympique de Marseille, has joined the small
So, in Gareth in we trust, right? It didn’t look quite like that after England’s starting XI was leaked online early Sunday morning. Kieran Trippier
Some said that the 2020/21 season was one of the most bizarre seasons in footballing history. And whilst they could be right, with games being
It’s hardly surprising to see that France are one of the favourites to win Euro 2020 when one simply looks at the attacking threats at their
The casino industry is one of the most agile and active participants in the advertising world, especially in the age of coronavirus. You can see
Time has run out for the England gaffer, as history is set to repeat itself at Euro 2020. After a disappointing defeat to underdogs Iceland
Football as a sport and a business has become so accustomed to exponential growth over the last few decades that the idea that another sport
Some people prefer online casinos and some like soccer and while in casinos not much depends on the players, in soccer things are different and
England, England, England – we’ve been here before, haven’t we? Not quite good enough to convince me we might win it but not so bad
Football is the world’s most followed and the most played sport, no other sport even comes close to enjoying the popularity of football. With a
As football lovers across the globe are preparing for one of the biggest tournaments in world football, players are equally striving to lead their team
BY PETER MILES 2012 will always be remembered by many as the year we marvelled at the prodigiously talented Lionel Messi; his seemingly endless catalogue
This article originally featured in The Football Pink fanzine issue 20. The 1958 World Cup is still fondly remembered by the Swedish public, leaving a
BY LUCAS GILLARD In this week of European finals, it’s impossible to ignore the spectre haunting Baku, Madrid, Munich, Manchester, Liverpool and every other football
And now, the end is near, and so we face, our final podcast. Yes, we have reached the end of the 1990/91 season and this
Guy Pichard is a French photographer who divides his time between his home country and Brazil. We are pleased to feature his latest project –
BY BIKASH MOHAPATRA Frank de Boer definitely deserved a better send off. It was his sixth season at the helm of affairs at Ajax. In
BY JIM KEOGHAN In the wake of Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur reaching the Champions League Final, the thoughts of their fans inevitably turned to tickets.
BY TAPAS IYER When mathematician Edward Lorenz ran repeated computer simulation on weather conditions, he made a startling observation. He termed it the ‘Butterfly Effect’,
BY GAVIN BLACKWELL Over the years we have seen medical staff get the headlines in many different circumstances; some positive, others negative. From Manchester United’s
BY ONUR BILGIC July 9th, 2006. Berlin’s Olympic Stadium. The 110th minute of the World Cup final. A short dialogue takes place between Zinedine Zidane
We have reached the penultimate episode of the series and the game, and Barry Davies’ famous commentary, that inspired the name of this podcast. Joining
BY TOM BLOW Some say in football, winning trophies is everything. But it’s not. The greatest achievement for any footballer is to become a club
BY MARK GODFREY This article first appeared in Issue 4 of the fantastic long-form Scottish football magazine Nutmeg https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/ In the classic 1980s comedy-drama Auf
This article first appeared in Issue 21 of The Football Pink fanzine in late 2018 Mesut Özil is a magnet for criticism, often despite stellar
BY CRAIG STEPHEN The European Cup Winners’ Cup reached its expiry date in 1999, with the roll call of champions a varied mix that included
BY GARETH LLOYD During a time of political turmoil, in which the UK remains despairingly divided on notions of what it means to be British,
BY GARY THACKER Into the tail-end of the ‘Swinging Sixties’ England thought itself to be the beating heart of world culture. The Beatles, The Rolling
In this episode, Mark speaks to Justin Walley, who in 2018 guided Matabeleland to the finals of the CONIFA World Football Cup in London. He
BY ZACH REES This is not so much a story about the game of football as it is a story of the people who religiously
Oh I Say! We’ve reached March 1991 and joining Steve and Mark for this episode is comedian, actor and Manchester United fan, Justin Moorhouse. The
· Film explores city’s sporting success in the ‘80s amid political and cultural upheaval · Features interviews with Lord Heseltine, Peter Reid, Derek Hatton and
BY MATTHEW O’CONNOR-SIMPSON Situated in an affluent suburb of Manchester, West Didsbury and Chorlton are among the most interesting football clubs in the country. My
BY BIKASH MOHAPATRA It’s a strange coincidence. Maybe destiny played a major part. No matter how one perceives or chooses to describe it there was
BY ALEX JACKSON There was something interesting about West Ham United’s dramatic 4-3 victory over Huddersfield Town on March 16th. It was arguably one of
Can you smell it, folks? That’s the sweet scent of the Premier League season closing in and money being burned on random signings left right
Last week, the football world was rocked by the news that Gigg Lane, one of the most historic football grounds in England, is up for sale.
The Euro 2020 games were filled with memorable moments. Emotions ran high for fans across the globe throughout the event. Fans were treated with no
Right then, folks – get comfortable because we have a lot to get through today. All the rumour-creators are back after their post-Euro 2020 getaway
Gaming and footballers seem to be a match made in heaven. They get to decompress while still enjoying the competition that video games offer. Some
A week without actual football has now passed us by because, as ever, we do not count preseason friendlies as football and no matter how
Since the beginning of time Italy has always been known as the shrine of anything regarding art, elegance and the finer things in life. With
“Better late than never” is probably the saying most of us think of when it comes to the 2020 European Championship. The event was delayed
Well, there goes England’s 100% record in major finals on home turf then. The Euro 2020 adventure is over – it didn’t come home as
Unless you were lucky enough or old enough to be around when the English football team last won something (1966, I’ve been told) you’ve probably
This Euro 2020 thing only really gets going on Tuesday, right? The small matter of England, oh so conveniently at home, versus Germany – a
The forty-seventh edition of the oldest football tournament Copa America started on the 13th of June, and it will last until the 10th of July.
Ah, the joys of England at a major football tournament – how I have missed it. Hot off the heels of suddenly being tournament favourites
At Euro 2016, N’Golo Kanté was an unused substitute in the final as France lost in extra time to Portugal. It came mere months after
They say never go back to your ex, but 2021 seems to be the summer of reunions in the world of football. Juventus have reappointed
Djibril Cissé, the footballer who is most famous for having played striker for great teams like Liverpool and Olympique de Marseille, has joined the small
So, in Gareth in we trust, right? It didn’t look quite like that after England’s starting XI was leaked online early Sunday morning. Kieran Trippier
Some said that the 2020/21 season was one of the most bizarre seasons in footballing history. And whilst they could be right, with games being
It’s hardly surprising to see that France are one of the favourites to win Euro 2020 when one simply looks at the attacking threats at their
The casino industry is one of the most agile and active participants in the advertising world, especially in the age of coronavirus. You can see
Time has run out for the England gaffer, as history is set to repeat itself at Euro 2020. After a disappointing defeat to underdogs Iceland
Football as a sport and a business has become so accustomed to exponential growth over the last few decades that the idea that another sport
Some people prefer online casinos and some like soccer and while in casinos not much depends on the players, in soccer things are different and
England, England, England – we’ve been here before, haven’t we? Not quite good enough to convince me we might win it but not so bad
Football is the world’s most followed and the most played sport, no other sport even comes close to enjoying the popularity of football. With a
As football lovers across the globe are preparing for one of the biggest tournaments in world football, players are equally striving to lead their team
BY PETER MILES 2012 will always be remembered by many as the year we marvelled at the prodigiously talented Lionel Messi; his seemingly endless catalogue
This article originally featured in The Football Pink fanzine issue 20. The 1958 World Cup is still fondly remembered by the Swedish public, leaving a
BY LUCAS GILLARD In this week of European finals, it’s impossible to ignore the spectre haunting Baku, Madrid, Munich, Manchester, Liverpool and every other football
And now, the end is near, and so we face, our final podcast. Yes, we have reached the end of the 1990/91 season and this
Guy Pichard is a French photographer who divides his time between his home country and Brazil. We are pleased to feature his latest project –
BY BIKASH MOHAPATRA Frank de Boer definitely deserved a better send off. It was his sixth season at the helm of affairs at Ajax. In
BY JIM KEOGHAN In the wake of Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur reaching the Champions League Final, the thoughts of their fans inevitably turned to tickets.
BY TAPAS IYER When mathematician Edward Lorenz ran repeated computer simulation on weather conditions, he made a startling observation. He termed it the ‘Butterfly Effect’,
BY GAVIN BLACKWELL Over the years we have seen medical staff get the headlines in many different circumstances; some positive, others negative. From Manchester United’s
BY ONUR BILGIC July 9th, 2006. Berlin’s Olympic Stadium. The 110th minute of the World Cup final. A short dialogue takes place between Zinedine Zidane
We have reached the penultimate episode of the series and the game, and Barry Davies’ famous commentary, that inspired the name of this podcast. Joining
BY TOM BLOW Some say in football, winning trophies is everything. But it’s not. The greatest achievement for any footballer is to become a club
BY MARK GODFREY This article first appeared in Issue 4 of the fantastic long-form Scottish football magazine Nutmeg https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/ In the classic 1980s comedy-drama Auf
This article first appeared in Issue 21 of The Football Pink fanzine in late 2018 Mesut Özil is a magnet for criticism, often despite stellar
BY CRAIG STEPHEN The European Cup Winners’ Cup reached its expiry date in 1999, with the roll call of champions a varied mix that included
BY GARETH LLOYD During a time of political turmoil, in which the UK remains despairingly divided on notions of what it means to be British,
BY GARY THACKER Into the tail-end of the ‘Swinging Sixties’ England thought itself to be the beating heart of world culture. The Beatles, The Rolling
In this episode, Mark speaks to Justin Walley, who in 2018 guided Matabeleland to the finals of the CONIFA World Football Cup in London. He
BY ZACH REES This is not so much a story about the game of football as it is a story of the people who religiously
Oh I Say! We’ve reached March 1991 and joining Steve and Mark for this episode is comedian, actor and Manchester United fan, Justin Moorhouse. The
· Film explores city’s sporting success in the ‘80s amid political and cultural upheaval · Features interviews with Lord Heseltine, Peter Reid, Derek Hatton and
BY MATTHEW O’CONNOR-SIMPSON Situated in an affluent suburb of Manchester, West Didsbury and Chorlton are among the most interesting football clubs in the country. My
BY BIKASH MOHAPATRA It’s a strange coincidence. Maybe destiny played a major part. No matter how one perceives or chooses to describe it there was
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