It’s been a dramatic season, but its high point is still to come: Carlisle vs Stockport at Wembley
Man City’s Ederson kicks off the long-awaited, much coveted 27th annual The Fan Awards…
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Hunter Davies writes a regular column on football for the New Statesman.
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How I went viral at Spurs, why believing isn’t magic, and Jack Grealish’s calves go global
It feels weird having it in the desert, but the highlight of the season is still the World Cup.
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Backing Wales for the World Cup, same old Ingerland, and a word for my sponsors
It is somehow reassuring that Wales are obviously not going to win the tournament.
By Strength, lovely lips and superhuman skill: why Erling Haaland can’t be stopped
The wonder striker at Manchester City has scored 23 goals in his first 15 games for the club. Incredible.
By After the England-Germany game, I have a cunning plan to win the World Cup
Instead of sending to Qatar the so-called Lions we have seen play poorly in recent weeks, I think we…
By After England’s joyous Lionesses, it’s back to the miserable men of the Prem
The England women seemed carefree, happy, in love with the game. Unlike the men, who are all moaning minnies,…
By Joyous fans, strange signs and football to savour – it’s been a remarkable season
I am convinced the perimeter advertising billboards at the Etihad Stadium have doubled in size – my eyes are…
By Football is full of tech. Isn’t it time for managers to catch up?
While the rest of the game embraces innovation, coaches remain steadfastly analogue – and they’re missing all the action.
By Forget the millions and the Baby Bentley, a footballer’s life is one of stress and toil
From injuries to social media trolls, fans just don’t realise the strains of being a rich and pampered player.
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