by Ste | Aug 10, 2018 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Kieran Davies looks ahead to a week of whispered concerns, power shifts and an elephant in the room. Not even a World Cup tournament could fill the void left by the end of a Premier League season. The drama, upsets, controversy, brilliance and pace of the league we...
by Ste | Jul 18, 2018 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
by Kieran Davies Even a World Cup hasn’t completely taken away the pain of that Champions League Final for Liverpool fans. It still hurts, and will carry on doing so for a while yet. It will take a lot to erase that night from the memory which is not good news if you...
by Ste | Jul 4, 2018 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Bob Lethaby is hopeful of having found a new England under the sensible charge of Gareth Southgate. Wasn’t it wonderful seeing England win a penalty shoot-out last night? To see these young lads emerge from a crisis and stay focussed after the bitter disappointment of...
by Ste | Jul 4, 2018 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Belgium certainly showed fight and spirit in their comeback against Japan. Russ Cowper argues that neither should have been needed in the first place. Against Japan, Belgium’s golden generation proved one thing: they don’t lack fight. They became only the second side...
by Ste | Jun 26, 2018 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Two Men In Search Of The Beautiful Game becomes one man this week as the CONIFA World Football Cup Final plays out in Enfield. Words by Daniel Magner It is with a very heavy heart, and I might as well tell you first thing and get it out of the way, but Tom is not with...
by Ste | Jun 15, 2018 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Two Men In Search Of The Beautiful Game take in a leniently reffed CONIFA World Football Cup semi. Words by Daniel Magner. Photographs by Tom Sparks When one thinks of Hungarian football, one recalls the exploits of the Magical Magyars and their 1953 dismantling of...
