Dinamo Zagreb’s start to the season currently sees them in third place in the Croatian…
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The Champions League is the pinnacle of club football, but the Europa League is not…
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If Monday’s Ballon d’Or gala was a scene from a movie, the art director would…
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Goals win games. An adage repeated again and again in football at any level. It’s…
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When a 17-year-old Jude Bellingham left Birmingham City to join Borussia Dortmund in July of…
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Football lacks entertainers. The wonderful ability of an individual to captivate and tantalise stadiums with…
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On the feel and functionality of Cole Palmer
A lot of changes have occurred at Chelsea Football Club over the past eighteen months. Ownership has changed. Coaches have been fired and hired more than once. The change of ownership has…
The Canadian Premier League: Building Momentum
The history of Canadian football is permeated with geographical complexities,…
Dinamo Zagreb and the Changing Winds of Croatian Football
Dinamo Zagreb’s start to the season currently sees them in…
The Canadian Premier League: A New Era, or Another Experiment Destined For Failure?
The history of Canadian football is permeated with geographical complexities,…
Liverpool Are Fun Again
The Champions League is the pinnacle of club football, but…
The dance of the virtuoso: Lessons from the World Cup
A walk through Hungary: Once the axis of football, now a distant admirer
Neymar: Brazil’s little misunderstood genius behind all the theatrics
Neymar at Russia 2018 came out with the reputation of…
The Canadian Premier League: Building Momentum
The history of Canadian football is permeated with geographical complexities,…
The Canadian Premier League: A New Era, or Another Experiment Destined For Failure?
The history of Canadian football is permeated with geographical complexities,…
Canadian Football: Success Abroad, but at What Local Cost?
The history of Canadian football is permeated with geographical complexities,…
Canadian Football: A North American League Wrapped in Stars and Stripes
The history of Canadian football is permeated with geographical complexities,…
Canadian Football: Understanding the Past
The history of Canadian football is permeated with geographical complexities,…
Y’All Means Y’All: Why Women’s Football and Trans Players Need Each Other
Have you ever played on a football team? Perhaps you…
The Beauty of a Neighborhood Game
The August nights were humid and pleasantly long. As the…
From Podcast to Promised Land? Could Open Goal Replicate Its Studio Success on the Pitch and Progress through Scotland’s Footballing Pyramid?
Media group Open Goal, after taking over Lowland League club Broomhill FC, have designs on progressing up the professional ladder of Scottish football.
Sean Dyche and Burnley: Like town, like gaffer, like football club
Sean Dyche and Burnley: “Hard working, rough around the edges, an acquired taste to some, but more widely, downright unpopular…”
“The ballet of the masses”: Football and Dance from Shostakovich to ‘Pop’ Robson
In the endless quest for an explanation of football’s enduring…
KRC Genk – The Belgian academy producing some of football’s biggest stars
Tucked away in Eastern Belgium, closer to the Dutch border…
Interview with Stefano Cusin, the Italian globetrotter who’s on a quest in Africa
In an interview, Stefano Cusin, the Italian manager of the South Sudan national team, speaks of his experiences, beliefs, and a love for challenge.
Charlie Davies – Between the Goalposts of Life
“He never told me until I stumbled upon it!” Charlie…