The English game’s gone but passionate Cologne fans show us we can get it back.

‘The game’s gone’ is a common phrase used by English fans when describing how utterly commercialised the sport of football has become in these shores.

Check Our Tirade EFL: Grimsby & Donny fans hold B-Team boycott match.

Here’s Tom Reed, writing for STAND… You can get a lot done in fields; wars have been settled in nondescript English fields and it was an

Tanzania: Mad for Modern Football

This piece, written by Adam Rodgers Johns originally featured in Issue 22 of the fanzine, you can pick up one of the last remaining copies

Premier League 25th Birthday: Many financial returns but little happiness.

Here’s Tom Reed, writing for STAND… The Premier League reaches its 25th year on August 15th but there will be no popular English celebrations for

Double Bubble

With the news that, at last, the ‘bubble’ restrictions in which Wrexham vs. Chester derby games have been played out in recent times may be close to

Irons out: West Ham fans should ditch the #AMF Arena and form a breakaway club.

50 minutes into the West Ham v Man City FA Cup tie at football’s Sea World aka the London Stadium and a video is shared

FAO Shaun Harvey: Why we don’t like the Whole Game Solution. A practical guide for dummies.

Despite the backlash against the Football League’s thick as two short planks ‘Whole Game Solution’ and the inane ‘revamp’ of the Football League Trophy, CEO

B-Teams in the EFL Trophy is insulting, unsporting and worst of all, thick.

Oh Oh Oh I’ll never understand  Oh Oh complete control, let me see your other hand. -The Clash So, the draw for the EFL Trophy,