Beer to Beer Football: 2018 World Cup Semi Finals
It was nearly complete, it was nearly so sweet... and that was just the beer. Following the mostly successful conversion of our girlfriends to foot…
Tag: England
When something’s good it’s never gone
To be brutally honest, I’m not the biggest England fan. The efforts I go to driving around the country to see my team crawl limply away from relegation…
Tears in Turin: Why Italia ‘90 still matters
This article was first featured in Issue 6 of the Box To Box magazine on the World Cup with words by Oliver Marsh and accompanying illustration from Da…
Why Jesse Lingard must start in Russia
Jesse Lingard has never stopped playing like a kid in the park: always on the move, easily influenced by shouts from the stand, happy to try things tha…
Matt Busby and the Manchester United odyssey
22 men stepped out on the consecrated Wembley turf. In a bid to declare their supremacy upon the other and to send a slow, albeit impactful message to …
Can St. George save England again?
Legend tells of a village living in fear. Within the midst of the lake that provides the village folk with its water lives the dragon. The beast is ven…
The divergent path and uncertain future of the Ox
The 2nd March 2010 marked the professional debut of a baby-faced Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Having broken onto the scene at the tender age of 16, one may…
Should English players seek pastures new abroad?
Since the inception of the Premier League, England has been fortunate enough to play host to some of the world’s finest foreign stars. Cristiano Ronald…