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When “The Next Big Thing” were three
After a few years abroad, I returned to the islands, to hear there was a new football star rising: 18 year old Rody. It reminded me of another rags-to-starlet story, a long time ago. In 1994, when I just a kid, they were “The Next Big Thing”. Continue reading »
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Special Features
- Blues Beat Simeon Thomas-Wilson runs the rule over Chelsea FC every week.
- Elementary, My Dear Stretford Harry Sherlock is a Busby Way Irregular.
- Over A Pint WFC writers get together to discuss various hot-button issues
- Real Men Wear Skirts Scott Johnston taps into the Old Firm, the New Firm and the rest in the new look SPL.
- The Low Country Mohamed Moallim tilts at windmills tracking the adventures of Dutch footballers and the battles in the Eredivisie and Jonathan Douma waffles on developments in the Jupiler League.
- The Monday Morning Drip A jolt of international footy to jump start your week.
- The Oz Files Tom Pollock goes over everything Down Under, be it the Socceroos, Matildas or the A-League.
- The Scouser Report Daniel Doran and Andrew Beasley alternate in a bi-weekly look at the Red half of Merseyside.
- The Sunday Hangover What the heck happened in the Premier League, yesterday?
- Touring With The 'Stones It’s not Mick, Keith and Charlie, as in the Rolling Stones, it’s Gordon, Leo, Micky & Gilly, as in Non-League side Wealdstone FC. Roger Slater keeps us in touch with the roots of the game.
- Undercurrents Interesting and offbeat tidbits from or affecting the football world.
Articles at Large
Martin Palazzotto
Mohamed Moallim
Shaun Best
Harry Sherlock
Tom Pollock
Dale OD
Rae Singh
Sean O’Brien
Culture Schlock
Martin Palazzotto finds a diamond in the rough in Gordon Bartlett: Off The Bench, a down to earth account of twenty-five years in Non-League Management.
Culture Schlock
Martin Palazzotto reviews David Goldblatt's The Ball Is Round, a comprehensive history of the beautiful game.
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