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Aberystwyth Town meets ‘The Wizard of Oz’ in Cymru South
Poet and writer Chris Towers takes a trip to Wales to watch Aberystwyth Town play in Cymru South.
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Late Tackle
/ 3 weeks agoGlory, rivalry, indifference: Recalling the Anglo-Scottish Cup
Sam Todd looks back at a competition that fleetingly pitted English and Scottish clubs against each other.
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Fans View
/ 3 weeks agoTrevor Heft’s guide to watching football and eating in a pub
Trevor Heft reveals the tricks to watching pub football and getting your fair share of grub.
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Late Tackle
/ 3 weeks agoEddie Lyons and Brentford: The legacy of a club stalwart
David Ohl looks back at the career of a true Brentford stalwart.
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Late Tackle
/ 3 weeks agoThe Eagles have landed: Crystal Palace’s rise under Oliver Glasner
John Lyons reports on Crystal Palace's remarkable rise under Austrian boss Oliver Glasner.
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Features
/ 3 weeks agoMichael Stewart on Sir Alf Ramsey’s England impact and legacy
Michael Stewart looks back at the impact of England's first proper manager.
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Europe
/ 3 weeks agoTelstar: How a club named after a satellite reached the Eredivisie
Michael Yokhin explains how a tiny Dutch club named after a satellite reached the top flight.
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Features
/ 3 weeks agoHow Man Utd’s famous Nou Camp win transformed a family holiday
Mike Healy looks back at an incredible family adventure in Spain.
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Book Reviews
/ 3 weeks agoBook review: Injury Time, by David Goldblatt
Acclaimed football historian David Goldblatt’s new book is a wide-ranging examination of contemporary society through the lens of football.
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EFL
/ 3 weeks agoKeith Dixon on Christoph Klarer’s impact at Birmingham City
Birmingham City supporter Keith Dixon looks at the impact of defender Christoph Klarer.
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Book Reviews
/ 3 weeks agoBook review: Basingstoke Town FC, by Liam Harding
Liam Harding’s passion and enthusiasm for football is clear to see in his recently published book.
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Late Tackle
/ 3 weeks agoGarry White recalls the football comic book heroes of yesteryear
Garry White takes a trip down memory lane to recall some famous comic book heroes.
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Book Reviews
/ 3 weeks agoBook review: Beautiful Grounds 2, by Ray Margetson
After the success of The Beautiful Grounds – a whistlestop review of 180 Non-League games – Ray Margetson returns with a...
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Late Tackle
/ 3 weeks agoJonny Brick on former player Eamon Dunphy’s football diary
Another football book that earned rave reviews is a diary written by professional footballer Eamon Dunphy. Jonny Brick summarises this durable...
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Book Reviews
/ 3 weeks agoBook review: Season That Nearly Was, by Andrew Stephen
Chronicling a relegation season isn’t easy, but writer and poet Andrew Stephen still gets to the heart of what following Cambridge...
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EFL
/ 3 weeks agoA round-up of the Championship’s biggest-ever transfer deals
Sam Sheppey looks at the second tier's big-money deals.
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Book Reviews
/ 3 weeks agoBook review: Stronger Than You Think, by Kerry Evans
It's fair to say that Kerry Evans never expected to one day be in the media glare when she became Wrexham’s...
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Late Tackle
/ 3 weeks agoRemembering Maine Road: Man City’s famous old home
Ryan Foley steps back in time to when Manchester City played at their famous old ground.
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Book Reviews
/ 3 weeks agoBook review: Shit Ground No Fans, by Jack Bremner
On the front cover of Shit Ground No Fans, it says ‘It’s the finest football chants book the world has ever...
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Fans View
/ 3 weeks agoStephen Poxon: There’s something magical about Billingham Synthonia
Stephen Poxon explains why there's something magical about going to watch Non-League side Billingham Synthonia.
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Book Reviews
/ 3 weeks agoBook review: Gentleman Jim McCarthy, by Neil Thompson
Neil Thompson realised that his desire to play football and be involved in the game came from his uncle, Jim McCarthy.
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Late Tackle
/ 3 weeks ago1956 Olympic Games: Great Britain’s journey to Melbourne
Colin Allan looks back at Great Britain's bid to qualify for Melbourne 1956 and their fortunes when they travelled Down Under.
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Book Reviews
/ 3 weeks agoBook review: Home Park Heaven, by Radu Herklots
Home Park Heaven is Herklots' first foray into non-fiction and is largely a childhood memoir of growing up in the 1960s...
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Fans View
/ 3 weeks agoHeading to Wembley: Michael Grimes takes in FA Trophy action
Michael Grimes dips into the Non-League world to catch some knock-out cup football.
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Features
/ 3 weeks agoRobert Wilson on Alexander Isak and the perils of player power
Robert J Wilson reflects on a summer transfer window that caused chaos and controversy.
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EFL
/ 3 weeks agoJohn Lyons chats to Harrison Burke about playing for Walsall
John Lyons talks to defender Harrison Burke about landing his EFL chance with Walsall.
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Late Tackle
/ 2 months agoI long for the day I have an England team to be proud of again
If we go by results alone, former Borussia Dortmund, Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Bayern Munich gaffer, Thomas Tuchel, has done a...
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Europe
/ 3 months agoLifelong fan Paul Eade on following lower-level football in Sweden
Paul Eade explains what it's like to follow lower-level football in Sweden.
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Late Tackle
/ 3 months agoDodgy signings: Looking at transfer deals that failed to deliver
Michael Stewart looks at the transfer deals that spectacularly failed to deliver.
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Late Tackle
/ 3 months agoAll fun and games: Reporting on the 2025 Island Games
Cavan Campbell reports on the football tournament at the Island Games 2025 in Scotland's Orkney islands While the men’s Club World...
Book Reviews
Book review: Home Park Heaven, by Radu Herklots
Book Reviews
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