Game of the People – Flying the flag for football as it should be played

Football Media Watch: You bet it’s a problem

Great Reputations: Dinamo Tbilisi – Georgia’s on our mind

Football’s missing moral compass

The pros and cons of a European Super League

The enduring appeal of the derby

When programmes really meant something

Finance & Business

Manchester United’s commercial partnerships

1971: Geoffrey and Gordon

72 Classic: A tale of two Uniteds

Finance & Business

Soccerex FF100 highlights investor appeal and rising contenders

Finance & Business

State of Play: Sheffield Wednesday – club for sale?

Great partnerships: Bremner and Giles – players of their time

Soccer City: Brussels – at the heart of Europe, but not football

Commentary Box: The charity shield

English Football

New town football – successful, after all

Finance & Business

Is European football really on the crest of a wave?

Old and new… both should always have their place

We are the Champions: 1988-89 – Arsenal

Finance & Business

Same gang, different seats at the table

Management – it’s business, not personal

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