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Tag: football

Millwall’s booing indicative of the challenge Football still faces

Posted on 10th December 202030th December 2020 by Calum Pinches

Saturday 5th of December signalled for many football fans a return to the stadiums which they adore. For many clubs playing this weekend in London; now in the tier two category, supporters returned in reduced […]

The Genius of Diego Armando Maradona

Posted on 2nd December 20202nd December 2020 by Timothy Hume-Smith

Diego Maradona, regarded by many as one of the greatest footballers of all time, passed away on Wednesday 25th November at his home in Tigre, near Buenos Aires. He was, and remains, widely adored for […]

Striking for change: Yorkshire football club provides essentials for local families

Posted on 26th November 2020 by Safi Bugel

Pontefract Football Club’s eponymous Food Hub will be working to deliver food to vulnerable people in West Yorkshire. Safi Bugel reports.

ABC’s racial profiling of Ansu Fati marks trend of media discrimination

Posted on 18th November 202018th November 2020 by Sam Wiley

Following Barcelona’s 5-1 win against Ferencvárosi on Tuesday, Salvador Sostres, a prominent journalist for Spanish newspaper ABC, compared 17-year old winger Ansu Fati’s pace to that of a “Black street vendor fleeing the police” in […]

Harrogate Town AFC: Non-league veterans to football league newcomers

Posted on 18th November 202018th November 2020 by Kelan Sarson

Football is very much alive and well in the Yorkshire region, boasting teams such as Leeds United, with its rich history, and Bradford City, an example of a massive club within the area. However, Harrogate Town AFC isn’t exactly the first name on everyone’s lips when you think of the enriched football culture in Yorkshire. Well, not until now.

Rashford’s free school meals campaign inspires Leeds residents to fill the gap left by Downing Street

Posted on 5th November 202015th November 2020 by Jack Valentine

England and Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford’s campaign to extend the free school meals programme over the holidays has been bolstered in the last few weeks as local authorities, small businesses and residents came together […]

Marcus Rashford: The Goal-Scoring Activist

Posted on 20th October 202020th October 2020 by Calum Pinches

Marcus Rashford recently forced the government to change their policy on free school meals. Sports editor Calum Pinches profiles the Man United forward, and his own experience with hunger.

Record Number of Non-White Players in England Team

Posted on 20th October 202020th October 2020 by Millie Frain

With the new English squad being announced just days ago, the number of Black players picked has dramatically increased from years ago. Out of the 30-man squad, 11 of the footballers are classed as ‘BAME’, a figure which would essentially make up a starting line-up.

Leeds United: A Sleeping Giant Awakens?

Posted on 25th September 202025th September 2020 by Calum Pinches

With Leeds United back in the Premier League, entertainment, expectation and uncertainty are all on the cards. Editor Calum Pinches explores their start to their second spell in the top flight.

Southgate’s Euro Squad Building Begins

Posted on 21st September 202021st September 2020 by Oliver Sanderson

Gareth Southgate’s recent England selection divided opinion whilst creating arguably more questions than answers. Oliver Sanderson delves into the many options the Three Lions now possess.

Your guide to the return of the Beautiful Game

Posted on 12th June 202012th June 2020 by Oliver Sanderson

Image Credit- The Guardian English football is finally back. Exactly 100 days after Leicester City’s 4-0 drubbing of Aston Villa, Premier League football will return to our screens on the 17 th June with a […]

Atalanta’s European Fairytale Continues

Posted on 26th February 202027th February 2020 by Joe Di Trapani

A 5-1 defeat to Manchester City in late October looked to have heralded the end of Atalanta’s Champions League debut season. Following the loss in Manchester their group stage record read: played three and lost […]

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