The story of football in Argentina has finally been told. “Angels with Dirty Faces” by Jonathan Wilson is a must-read…
Football has always played a pivotal role in sociology and politics. Whether as a barometer of the public mood or…
As the Bundesliga continues to gain new interest and fans around the world, so the literature around it grows. In…
Ever wondered how Germany went from the ignominy of exiting Euro 2000 at the group stage to conquering the World…
Have you heard of Eibar, the latest David and Goliath story to emerge from Spain? The tiny club’s first season…
Daniel Gray celebrates his thirtieth birthday by touring England’s footballing hinterland and has-been post-industrial giants. The result is a wonderfully…
Growing up in the 1980s I thought Denmark had always been a force in world football. Not so. One golden…
The development of football in what quickly became one of the game’s powerhouses is a fascinating read. Violence, corruption, politics,…
The culture of collecting football stickers is no longer just the reserve of the playground, it is a rising culture…
When I started reading Brilliant Orange: The Neurotic Genius of Dutch Football I was wary that it had first been…