Paul Caulfield « Back Page Football

The Author

Paul Caulfield

Freelance football writer with 25 years experience of preview and feature writing for listings magazines City Limits and Time Out, as well as 90 Minutes, Backpass and several non-League publications. I have focussed mainly on the non-League game in my magazine work, with online articles covering professional and international football. I also have experience as a club official with Clapton FC (of the Essex League), and learned the realities of running a club at that level.

Culture clash on Wembley Way

May 4th, 2013 by Paul Caulfield

Paul Caulfield looks ahead to the FA Vase Final which takes place today.

Who says winning isn’t everything?

March 20th, 2013 by Paul Caulfield

Paul Caulfield doesn’t care how a game of football is won, it’s all about the result.

Denaby are back

August 5th, 2012 by Paul Caulfield

Paul Caulfield looks at the return of a team who looked to have no future just a decade ago.

Euro 2012: Poached at the Euros

June 28th, 2012 by Paul Caulfield

Not everyone in England was enamoured with the national team’s endeavours, as Paul Caulfield writes.

From the Archives: “Boorish Boston Washed Away”

April 25th, 2012 by Paul Caulfield

Paul Caulfield goes back in time to have a nostalgic look at a lower league game from the 1980s.

Subbuteo’s Second Coming

April 4th, 2012 by Paul Caulfield

Paul Caulfield looks at the return of an old childhood favourite.

Talk is cheap

February 10th, 2012 by Paul Caulfield

Paul Caulfield looks at how football phone ins and message boards have changed the shape of the game in recent years.

Mourning the decline of the Cup

January 29th, 2012 by Paul Caulfield

Paul Caulfield mourns the recent apparent decline of the FA Cup.

Brazil’s artists in working clothes

January 19th, 2012 by Paul Caulfield

Paul Caulfield bemoans the period of Brazilian national football under the managerial guidance of Dunga.

Referee’s Revenge

January 7th, 2012 by Paul Caulfield

On the back of a top flight manager’s rage at referees, Paul Caulfield takes us through an occasion of refereeing payback and the abuse young officials face in the amateur game.