English football deserves a World Cup dividend from the Premier League, and a homegrown quota should be the start.

World Cup 2018 at home in England, stickily hot and beer showered, a line from the Baddiel and Skinner track brought the football family back together

Up the Beavers!

For Issue 25, former editor Seb wrote a special editorial to mark our quarter of a century, now as Hampton & Richmond Borough FC gear

Feet first: Government’s stationary stance on safe standing is classist, undemocratic & dangerous.

Coventry vs. Northampton in the Cup. A goal goes in for the Cobblers and a young away fan trips over the shin height seat in

Grounds for concern: Football’s hidden land crisis & how Dulwich Hamlet are fighting back.

Proud London non-leaguers Dulwich Hamlet became the latest victim of football’s hidden land crisis this week when forced out of Champion Hill, their home since

The Wigan Fear

Alan Moore from the excellent podcast, The Pie at Night takes us through the long-running rumours of a takeover at Wigan Athletic. Wigan Athletic are

Balls to a winter break, fans need their festive football.

So here it is, Merry Christmas, everybody’s having fun. Except Premier League types, who are mulling over their annual whine about player fatigue while the winter

Video Assistant Referees – shifting the error making process.

This piece, written by Phil Withall originally appeared in Issue 24 of the fanzine, released December 2017. We thought we’d post it for the wider

Home Again – Stadio Filadelfia Torino

The rebuilding of the Stadio Filadelfia means that Torino fans can feel at home again, after twenty years of waiting. Nobody could’ve predicted it on