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Who is Gabigol?
James Lelliott takes a look at the career of prolific Flamengo striker and Brazil international, Gabigol.
Tag: World Football
Why would an Emirati royal invest in ‘the most racist team in Israel’?
Jordan James looks at a controversial ownership change for Beitar Jerusalem, a move that hasn’t been well received by sections of the club’s supporters.
VAR – A global pandemic
Steven Kelly discusses the ongoing frustrations with VAR and the impact it is having on football as a spectacle.
Globalisation and the changing face of football fandom
Takudzwa Chikonzo believes that as football continues to scale the global landscape through its increasing accessibility, the definition of what it means to be a true football supporter has changed.
Premier League must not dwell on Simeone snub
Andy Waters sheds light on why acquiring the services of Diego Simeone would have been a catastrophic mistake for the Premier League.
Does FIFA + USSF = Inequality towards women?
The controversy over the use of artificial turf at the 2015 is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to FIFA’s misogyny, writes Phil Pyle Jr.
Tactics viewpoint – parking the bus
With ‘parking the bus’ becoming more commonplace, Cormac O’Shea discusses the method that has divided football tactics.
Kicking racism out of football
Pavan Mano wonders if FIFA will at long last take a firm stance against racism as it threatens to rear its ugly head once more.
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me
Pavan Mano asks why we naively continue to expect loyalty from professional footballers despite having been let down countless times before.
Wayne Rooney paying the penalty at Manchester United for misses and contract row
Willie Gannon looks at Wayne Rooney whose fairly to convert spot kicks on a regular basis could come back to haunt him.