NASL’s Dallas Tornado: Memories with footballer Jan Book
July usually sees major soccer clubs the world over take flight to embark on their respective summer tours. Generally, these are exercises in connecting with the global fan base, …
Author: Thariq Amir
Dennis Viollet film: An interview with Rachel Viollet
The mere mention of Dennis Viollet conjures up images of a clinical striker scoring goals for Sir Matt Busby’s Manchester United. The name of the Busby Babe is permanently …
‘Dennis Viollet – A United Man’: An interview with Jeremy Blain
A young boy was sitting on his own after a particularly disappointing soccer training session. Looking down at his boots, he felt physically sick believing he had let his …
Mental health in soccer: A talk with FIFpro’s chief medical officer
Mental health is an issue that soccer has an uneasy relationship with. Despite all the advancements in the game from physical conditioning, boot design and treatment of injuries the …
Louis van Gaal is the manager Belgium needs
Louis van Gaal’s tenure at Old Trafford ended with a trophy, the FA Cup no less, but you’d be hard pressed to find a Manchester United fan labeling the …
Recre Supporters Trust saving Spain’s oldest football club
Spanish club Recreativo de Huelva is in a race against time to avoid extinction. Recre requires 2 million euros by June 30 in order to survive. Here’s our interview …
Recreativo de Huelva face a race against time to avoid extinction
The eyes of the soccer world, quite rightly, are tuned to a pair of rather big international tournaments, Euro 2016 and Copa Centenario. However by the time both competitions …
A return to Celtic may be Moyes’ next best path in management
“I’m going to wait until the summer time and make a decision in the summer time,” David Moyes recently told Sky Sports. The former Preston North End, Everton, Manchester …
Charlton supporters embark on fight to save club’s future
Another Saturday, another defeat. Charlton’s loss at home to fellow strugglers Bristol City last weekend was another slap in the face for the long suffering Addicks faithful. The club, …
PSG’s dominance is hurting Ligue 1
Soccer dynasties aren’t uncommon in France. Since the French league turned professional in 1932 Saint-Étienne, Marseille, Olympique Lyonnais and most recently Paris Saint-Germain have had the honor of ruling …
