by Ste | Oct 22, 2017 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Kieran Davies looks back on a week of lost faith, piled pressure and Titanic regrets. Things we’ve learnt this week. There are still people out there who didn’t realise until this week’s news coverage of the Aluko/Spence investigation that the FA was...
by Ste | Oct 19, 2017 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Russell Cowper on a gradual changing of the guards. Football is cyclical, great teams come and go, dynasties rise and dynasties fall.’ The question is are we seeing a generational shift in the dominant elite, are we witnessing the proverbial changing of the guard. In...
by Ste | Oct 17, 2017 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
On Non-League day Two Men In Search Of The Beautiful Game head to the borough of Brentwood for some FA trophy action. Words by Daniel Magner. Photographs by Tom Sparks “Should I bring an umbrella?” asks Tom, climbing into the car, with no obvious sign of rain. Not for...
by Ste | Oct 10, 2017 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Russell Cowper enjoys a charity game that acts as a timely reminder that football can sometimes be wonderful. A damp miserable Manchester morning, a pitch reminiscent of the mud baths of yesteryear and forty lads who have £20 each to play , turn up in varying states...
by Ste | Oct 10, 2017 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Bob Lethaby on a nation enduring an identity crisis. Whilst Wales and Scotland tumbled out of the World Cup and both the Irelands go into the play-off lottery, England, much maligned and disappointing throughout, actually cruised to the finals with an 8 point cushion...
by Ste | Oct 10, 2017 | Features, Main Features, NewsNow
Words by Daniel Magner. Photographs by Tom Sparks Two Men In Search Of The Beautiful Game head to the West Midlands for some faggots, barms and cup action. Tom looks me dead in the eyes, as I pull up to the tube station, on what is not too common an occurrence for us,...
