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

English Football

Why the Championship is more interesting

Soccer City: Bucharest – in need of a lift

English success no surprise and overdue

Commentary Box: The new hooliganism

The empire collapses

Non-league and the stakeholder concept

Football Media Watch: Non-League may not be ready for OWNA

Finance & Business

State of Play: Ipswich Town – Decline and Fall

Football and diversity – do we really mean it?

Finance & Business

Chelsea may be at the end of the Roman road

World Football Summit Asia: A magnet for the football Industry

English Football

Why Tottenham are edging the battle of North London

Club of the month

Club of the Month: Atlético Madrid – firmly among the elite

Picture Post: An evening at Real Madrid

Football politics

Football’s missing moral compass

Hankering for those mythical “good old days”

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

Football Media Watch: You bet it’s a problem

The pros and cons of a European Super League

The enduring appeal of the derby

When programmes really meant something

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