Having been starved of any notable success at international level, Alan Moore puts forward the case for India to qualify for ...

Corey Almond discusses the merits of winning a revamped FIFA Club World Cup as the competition gets set for its knockout phase.

Boluwatife Adenusi takes a look at the new norm of buying youngsters at Chelsea and its sustainability.

David Elkin looks at Diego Maradona's first World Cup and the Argentine’s defining run-in with one Claudio Gentile.

Devon Rowcliffe sifts his way through some of the English football clubs that are now governed by their supporters.

A look at how Arsenal have rebranded themselves using the dark arts as they look to break Manchester City's stranglehold on the Premier League title.

Andy McDougall discusses recent examples of English born footballers turning out for Scotland and whether there is a more elegant solution to the question of nationality in football.

Someone sent me a tape of Boogers in action and urged me to watch it. I was very impressed. This was the revelation of former West Ham manager Harry Redknapp in his 1998 book, Harry Redknapp: The ...

On this week’s podcast, we had Jamie Hoyles on to tell us about the financial woes that have plagued Bury FC. He put together the below timeline of events that go back as far as 2002, with a vast ...

There is a wind-swept spot high up on the road out of Madrid that serves as a bleak reminder to Spain’s turbulent history and the complex relationship football has with its bloody political past.

The English second tier has been widely regarded as one of the most difficult leagues in world football. The 46 games played in a Championship season are dramatic to say the least and all of the highs ...

Ciaran Kelly takes a look at the history of Europe's current flavour of the month, Athletic Bilbao.