Apr
28
Football in Palestine: power, conflict, and hope
A tale of occupation, corruption, yet also considerable admiration. That the Palest…
Asia
Apr
7
Saicelen Formosa: Making the beautiful game on the beautiful island come alive
There are very few stadiums around the globe that can boast a relationship with a co…
Mar
17
I challenge the landmine – the story of the Lebanese amputee football team
Ali Srour was 18 when he lost his lower left leg. He was out on a trip with his frie…
Mar
4
Until Death – Indonesia’s ultras
Widely considered one of the last true subcultures, Ultras occupy an integral role i…
Feb
10
From Dunfermline to Daegu: the FA Cup hero who managed in South Korea
This excerpt was taken from Devon Rowcliffe’s new book, Who Ate All the Squid?: Foot…
May
18
Aizawl FC: Champions with a modest history and an uncertain future
“How can the reigning champions be relegated to second division? We will not accept …
Feb
28
Football in the Land of the Thunder Dragon
From humble beginnings, Bhutanese football in the Himalayas now aims for a lofty fut…
Feb
1
Kolkata – The spark inside the sleeping giant
Sepp Blatter didn’t do much right in his time as the president of the world’s primar…
Oct
6
Soccer and Pikachus in the land of the rising sun
On hearing I would be moving to Yokohama, Japan, of course, the first thing I did wa…
Apr
11
Why China Need A Superstar Like Yao Ming
No one can deny that China are quickly becoming a force in worldwide domestic footba…