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Top Flight London: West Ham United – Can the Hammers break Manchester City hearts?

May 10, 2014

By Nikki Davidson. Despite their position in the league table being secure, West Ham will play a pivotal role in the title race on the final day of the season. It’s [...]

Women’s Football: The Offside Rule takes a trip to The Hive

May 8, 2014

By Shafi Musaddique. Last week, London Bees’ gave The Offside Rule (We Get It!) the chance to head down to their first game at The Hive. A crowd of more than 400 [...]

Manchester City, Sunderland, Greg Dyke and Michael Jackson statue discussed in Premier League for Dummies

May 8, 2014

After years in the footballing wilderness, it’s now become apparent that Jen Offord’s reintegration into the Beautiful Game is virtually complete. In this blog, [...]

The Championship: How on earth did Millwall survive in 2013-14?

May 7, 2014

By Tom Simmonds. There’s an episode of the classic 1980’s student sitcom The Young Ones where a man dressed as Buddy Holly falls upside down through the [...]

Is It Not Possible To Lose Graciously Any More? Liverpool Fans and O’Sullivan Worshippers exposed

May 7, 2014

By Paul Dargan. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has been criticised in recent times for setting his team up to play ‘anti-football’. In this blog, Paul Dargan [...]

The Offside Rule (We Get It!) Performance of the Week (28th April – 4th May)

May 6, 2014

By Michelle Owen. In a new feature, we give out the prize for The Offside Rule (We Get It!) Performance of the Week. Unfortunately, no medal or trophy for the winner – [...]

Top Flight London… well, not for much longer – Fulham FC

May 4, 2014

By Nikki Davidson. Yesterday Fulham were relegated after a 13-year stay in the Premier League as they suffered a devastating defeat against Stoke. In this blog, Chelsea fan [...]

The FIVE reasons why Charlton Athletic are staying in the Championship

May 3, 2014

By Greg Helmich. This week I paid a visit to the Valley to watch Charlton Athletic’s Championship clash with Watford. Charlton won the game 3-1 and with Birmingham City [...]

Costly Slip-Ups That Leave Premier League Players Bawlin’ in Now and Then

May 2, 2014

By Rebecca Coles. If the travelling Chelsea fans had not chanted: “He’s done it again”, Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard might have managed to get away with blaming [...]

Why 11th is better than finishing 8th for Alan Pardew’s Newcastle

May 1, 2014

By Natasha Bougourd. A quick glance at the table and you’d be forgiven for thinking that Newcastle United have made major progress since last season – where it [...]