How I fell for women’s football
It was banned by the FA for 50 years, but the football my team plays has opened up a more…
ByDive into the world of football with our collection of columns from Jonathan Liew and Hunter Davies, as well as longer-read features from guest writers.
It was banned by the FA for 50 years, but the football my team plays has opened up a more…
ByThe trailblazing agent is dedicated to nurturing talent from across the world – and supporting her rising stars in the…
ByWe are increasingly discovering the mental cost of the pressure the sports industry places on its stars.
ByThe commerce, scandal and violence of sport in the 1980s was a reflection of a ruthlessly individualist society.
ByIn his new play about Gareth Southgate, James Graham uses football to explore a contested national identity.
ByThe National Theatre production presents the manager’s path to national saviour but fails to add anything of note to our…
ByThe comedian on becoming a public intellectual, and wanting to be more than “the voice for Britain’s Jews”.
ByThe manager’s legacy in the world of football is unrivalled but, one by one, the aspects that made him easy…
ByMan City’s Ederson kicks off the long-awaited, much coveted 27th annual The Fan Awards…
ByIn August 1974, Carlisle United were top of the First Division. Fans still reminisce over when their lads stuffed one…
ByThis is a world where “concussion sports law” is already a discipline and a trade.
ByThe 34-year-old football player’s retirement feels both premature and long overdue.
ByTottenham Hotspur’s Daniel Levy currently tops the lot with a salary of £3.3m. Well done Daniel, and without kicking a…
ByAs the Match of the Day host’s agent, I had a busy week at the centre of the impartiality storm.
ByThe Match of the Day presenter on impartiality, disapproval over his pay, and the freedom of podcasting.
ByFor many fans the veteran commentator’s death has been the focal point for a wider sense of loss.
BySinging to mock a record signing, a mighty Wolves victory, and sympathy for Antonio Conte over the pain of gallstones.
ByThe game’s richest teams have disfigured the economic terrain of the sport – but a reckoning is on the horizon.
ByEven the game’s players are becoming an oligarchy.
ByIn sport and politics, the English boast that they always play by the rules – but history tells a different…
By