
The Changing Game Part 15 – Blue Tomorrow
David Hardman wraps up his long form series that analyses the evolution of football across more than a decade.
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David Hardman wraps up his long form series that analyses the evolution of football across more than a decade.

Jeff Weston discusses Fleetwood Town’s appointment of Pete Wild as their new manager and next steps for the club.

Jeff Weston discusses Charlie Adam’s dismissal from Fleetwood Town who have slumped to 18th spot in League Two.

Manchester United’s decision to pull out of the FA Cup in favour of competing in the World Club Championship caused all sorts of controversy in 1999.

Fleetwood Town sit mid-table in League Two but desperately need to rediscover some of their early season form.

Hamish Woodward looks at the never-ending cycle of the Cardiff City manager, from his birth as a hopeful young upstart with fresh ideas, to a husk of his former self, clinging to life at the helm of a failing club.

Jonathan Burke looks at Steve Bruce’s start as Blackpool boss following his appointment at the beginning of September.

Corey Almond looks at a possible takeover of Tranmere Rovers by high profile attorney Joe Tacopina.

Jack Grealish was arguably the biggest name to miss out when Gareth Southgate named his England squad for Euro 2024 last Thursday.
Nobody who saw the goalless draw in last Sunday afternoon’s first leg of the Championship Semi-Final Playoff between West Brom and Southampton will be retelling the story of the game in a hurry. Ahead of the second leg on Friday evening, George Cochran writes about Saints’ need to rediscover their attacking mojo.