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From pitch to page – a brief account of the history of football fiction
Author Stephen O’Donnell discusses football fiction and how important it can be for highlighting more than just sporting issues.
Archive for the ‘World Football’ Category
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Trading places – the growing number of Brits venturing to Belgium for success
Recent years have seen a rise in Brits venturing to Belgium to progress their footballing careers, Ellis King assesses what Belgian football has to offer.
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Football, beaches and merengue – An interview with Ezequiel Listello
Caribbean football is on the rise thanks, in part, to the improvement of the domestic game. Juan D’Angelo speaks to one of the Dominican Republic’s latest domestic stars, Ezequiel Listello.
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Brazil have grown stronger thanks to World Cup humiliation
The change in leadership of the Brazilian national team led to a large scale overhaul of the squad, Ellis King assesses what has changed in the Brazil camp.
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The New York Cosmos open the world to Cuban football
The New York Cosmos might have been the big name on the marquee last Wednesday night but it was Cuban football that took centre stage.
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England’s women look to break new ground at the World Cup
As England prepare to play their World Cup opener against France on Tuesday, Lisa Higgins looks at the prospects for the lionesses.
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Hold the Back Page – Farewell Billo and (hopefully) Blatter
Neil Sherwin and Paul Little pay tribute to Bill O’Herlihy, discuss Sepp Blatter and the FIFA arrests, and review the final weekend in the Premier League.
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Forget Qatar 2022, FIFA’s corruption is far older and far deeper
Alan Moore offers his thoughts on FIFA in the wake of the arrests that are set to heap intense scrutiny onto the game’s governing body.
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Does how you win matter?
The manner of how Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea side win games has been a hot topic of conversation lately, but what difference does it make?
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Interview – Santiago Falbo and the Argentine DNA
Juan D’Angelo talks to Santiago Falbo about his career that has taken to him to a number of different environments around the world.
Why Wayne Rooney must learn that no player is bigger than the club
Radio MLS podcast: Talking England and New England
Back and to the left – The loss of individuality in goal nets
After Higuain departure, an encouraging start for Napoli
A Tsar is reborn – Mutko returns to power in Russia
The only Russian election that matters
Europe’s elite and the Super League siren call
Only perfection will do for Ireland in October
Who are Las Palmas and how did they get into La Liga’s elite? Part 2
Why Leicester City won’t win the Premier League this season
Who are Las Palmas and how did they get into La Liga’s elite? Part 1
