Football in a time of Covid – Empty stands and social media fans
Mark Strange discusses what football fandom means in a time of Pandemic lockdown
Mark Strange discusses what football fandom means in a time of Pandemic lockdown
Managers have called Jack Grealish’s transfer leak unethical, but that’s not half as big a problem as the league’s relationship with gambling companies.
Displaced by way and ravaged by the economic impact of Covid-19, Zorya Luhansk continue to defy the odds, writes David Kirichenko
Limerick has a proud sporting heritage, but football has always played little brother to the rest – can the establishment of Treaty United upset the status quo?
It hasn’t been a great start to the Stephen Kenny era at Ireland. A tumultuous few months on and off the field for Irish players and coaches hasn’t been ideal as we look ahead to the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in March.
Will Brown takes a dip into international football and looks at three nations who have a lot to be excited about over the coming years.
Both European glory and Cristiano Ronaldo are now both distant memories for Real Madrid, Jack Farrelly takes a look at the failures in Los Blancos’ recruitment policy.
Jack Farrelly picks some of the standout players from teams outside the the ‘top six’ in England’s top tier competition.
Patrick Morgan reflects on what has been a game changing few months for professional football and, most importantly, its supporters.
With the unprecedented impact of Covid-19 on the Premier League season, Seán Crosbie takes a look at the results of empty stadia
Often regarded as the elite league in European football, The Premier League has been a harsh learning curve for some of football’s best talent, Alex Brian takes a look at some of the biggest names to struggle in England’s top division
A look at the impact that mobile phones have had on people’s football betting behaviours.
As Wayne Rooney hangs up his playing boots, James Pendleton looks back at a long career that produced many highs and some lows.