Beach soccer’s home country heroes
Stuart Barker looks at the heroes of the England and Great Britain women’s beach soccer team. Source: @BeachSoccerWorldwide You would be forgiven for not being aware of [...]
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The growth of the women’s game is gaining real forward momentum
Jasmine Baba looks at the growth of the women’s game and the momentum it’s gaining. Women playing football has never been out of the norm for me. My sister, 10 [...]
Just a woman and her club: meet the fan who travels the world solo to see her beloved team play
Football fan Beryl Mealand discusses the highs and lows of being a life-long Liverpool supporter. Mealand in Madrid with people she met there When I ask Beryl Mealand what [...]
Former West Ham striker Bobby Zamora reveals Liverpool and England regret
Bobby Zamora speaks to The Offside Rule Exclusives about why he has no plans to be a professional coach and two of his career regrets.When looking back on his playing [...]
How goalkeeper Tim Howard turned his Tourettes syndrome into an advantage
Steve Sharman looks at how goalkeeper Tim Howard turned his Tourettes syndrome into an advantage. After a playing career spanning three decades, this summer former USA [...]
Granit Xhaka: Has Fan TV helped normalise negatives within fanbases?
After Granit Xhaka reacted angrily to Arsenal fans booing during the draw with Crystal Palace, Jasmine Baba looks at whether social media and fan channels are normalising [...]
Fans’ opinions on social media is being influenced by bad punditry
Jasmine Baba looks at fans’ opinions on social media being influenced by bad punditry. Source: Patrice Evra Twitter In the world of social media, where you can be [...]
Nico Yennaris: A journey from north London to Beijing and the Chinese national team
Born in Leytonstone as Nicholas Harry Yennaris 26 years ago, the former Arsenal and England youth international was always destined to make history – but not on [...]
Is the EFL trophy format flawed?
The EFL Trophy was established over 35 years ago and has proven to be an attainable trophy for most in the lower leagues, a realistic form of achievement for clubs who [...]
VAR pedantry threatens the future of football – but what can be done?
Finn Ranson looks at how VAR could affect the future of football. For me, the trouble with VAR is not the lack of accountability. It’s not the delays in play, or the [...]
