Non-League: Bromley FC
Bromley FC, from the leafiest reaches of South East London, is on something of an all-time high. We went down to check it out.
Non-League Focus (Video): Lewes FC’s Future Plans
We visit Lewes FC in the Ryman Premier League to see the impact of its fan ownership model. Earlier this year I
Book Review: Eibar the Brave
Have you heard of Eibar, the latest David and Goliath story to emerge from Spain? The tiny club’s first season in La
Non-League: Maidstone United
The current Maidstone United is the second incarnation of the club in Kent’s county town. But it’s a football club on the
Historic Stadiums: The Boleyn Ground, West Ham
This season is West Ham’s last at the famous Boleyn Ground before the Hammers head off to pastures new in the Olympic
Football Travel: Gillingham FC
We visit Gillingham FC in England’s third tier and discover an old fashioned, traditional ground with a friendly atmosphere. The county of
Non-League: Wealdstone FC
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Gary Andrews ventures to Ruislip to visit Wealdstone FC in the FA Cup, a club that has produced
Football Travel: Benfica
Lisbon’s ‘Eagles’ are one of European football’s biggest names. Despite no longer competing for top honours, a pilgrimage to the Estadio da
Book Review: Notts County On This Day
Notts County FC is the world’s oldest professional football club. Now, the club’s history has been chronicled in Notts County On This
Non-League: The A21 Derby
On first impression, Tunbridge Wells v Sevenoaks Town sounds like the most genteel fixture in English football. We went down to check
Book Review: Hatters, Railwaymen and Knitters
Daniel Gray celebrates his thirtieth birthday by touring England’s footballing hinterland and has-been post-industrial giants. The result is a wonderfully witty tome
Book Review: Danish Dynamite
Growing up in the 1980s I thought Denmark had always been a force in world football. Not so. One golden generation came
Book Review: Calcio – A History of Italian Football
The development of football in what quickly became one of the game’s powerhouses is a fascinating read. Violence, corruption, politics, tragedy and
Lewes FC’s fan ownership model
The Sussex town of Lewes is proud of a rebellious history as fiery as its famous Guy Fawkes’ Night celebrations. Now, a
Football Travel: A.S. Livorno
An Easter break in Livorno would not be complete without taking in a match. Outside Write contributor Michael Saxton joins the Tifosi