The Ugly Side of the Beautiful Game
"The dichotomy encapsulated by the situation in Qatar is embedded in football around the world: the flashy wealth and fame of football are built on abuse and suffering. Profit is increased at the cost of human lives."
Ciara Garcha analyses football's issues with dirty money.
Why Newcastle won’t be the next Manchester City
The planned acquisition of Newcastle United has generated plenty of
interest, partly because of the identities of the old and new ownership and the
generous sum...
Football’s American-style statistical revolution
The 2017-18 Premier League season may
go down as one of the most significant in football history. Manchester City,
led by legendary manager Pep Guardiola, broke...
Should Manchester City have been banned?
The recent decision by UEFA to ban Manchester City from European competition for the next two seasons has sent shockwaves through the footballing community....
Manchester City or Liverpool – the impossible choice?
Tom Ashley offers the perspective of a Manchester United supporter on the Premier League title run-in.
The Premier League – how sustainable is the current format?
Man City's scintillating season highlights the problem of a polarised division
Could Man City become the new ‘Invincibles’?
TJ Fitzgerald argues that talk of an unbeatable team is premature
The gradual death of the FA Youth Cup
Matt Roller says the lack of first-team opportunities for academy graduates throws the Youth Cup's purpose into question
Head to Head: Kelechi Iheanacho vs Marcus Rashford
Laolu Ayeko and Sam Pace debate who is better out of the young talents of Kelechi Iheanacho and Marcus Rashford