- 1. Manchester City's New York brand extension ...
- (Miscellaneous)
- TzRtJg0y_Sc
- Created on 21 November 2013
- 2. New York ...
- (Brief guide to...)
- A brief guide to football in New York, told by Jack Bell 1626 Dutchman Peter Minuit plunks down $24 in trinkets and baubles and backs his group of settlers against a disorganised band of local Reckagawawanc ...
- Created on 14 October 1999
- 3. Forget Panini – there’s a new type of football sticker to obsess over ...
- (Stories)
- We are now accepting entries for the 2018 WSC writers' competition. By way of inspiration, here is Matt Johnson’s runner-up entry from 2017, about a a new phenomenon of global football culture sweeping ...
- Created on 19 March 2018
- 4. York and Stockport’s glory days long gone as they struggle in National League North
- (Stories)
- ... throw and the long ball when an early breakthrough isn’t achieved. The status of the long-awaited new stadium and the precise nature of McNamara’s ongoing role at the club are as vague as ever. Bot ...
- Created on 08 September 2017
- 5. How York City went from brink of League One to National League North
- (Stories)
- ... lift his players out of the doldrums. At Bromley, new signings Jake Charles and Luke Woodland became the 58th and 59th players to turn out for York in 2016. Despite all this, the board are pressing ahead ...
- Created on 02 May 2017
- 6. York’s terrible season could still get worse despite Gary Mills’ return
- (Stories)
- ... in a hotel outside York with chairman Jason McGill and former boss Gary Mills, newly departed from Wrexham. Mills’ return was announced days later as was the fact that McNamara was remaining with the club ...
- Created on 28 October 2016
- 7. Defensive focus for Sheringham as Stevenage go to York
- (January 2016)
- ... just before New Year, and Jamie McCombe, who was absolutely rubbish, have been let go in this transfer window. Improving an atrocious defensive record is now a task entrusted to a back four made up of ...
- Created on 30 January 2016
- 8. Backward headers the new bicycle kick at World Cup ...
- (World Cup 2014)
- ... 938 World Cup in France he set a cultural template. Pelé was repeatedly pictured upside down in mid-air for Santos, New York Cosmos or the Seleção. When Zico, another Flamengo star, went airborne to boo ...
- Created on 02 June 2014
- 9. Newcastle, Watford, Chester City ...
- (Sharp end)
- ... offload – and not being able to. Portsmouth and West Ham’s travails have had the highest recent profile, while at Newcastle Mike Ashley’s decision to withdraw the club from sale has rekindled some of the ...
- Created on 21 February 2009
- 10. Bristol Rovers, Orient, York, Farnborough
- (Sharp end)
- ... restructure the club, which would have involved Turl buying £200,000 worth of shares as part of a wider investment plan and the appointment of a new chairman and vice-chairman. But chairman Geoff Dunford ...
- Created on 14 December 2006
- 11. Barnet 4 York City 0
- (Match of the month)
- The newly relegated Minstermen are struggling to acclimatise – not just to Conference football, but to the diabolical weather: it's grim up north London, as Taylor Parkes reports Barnet might be seen ...
- Created on 14 December 2004
- 12. Wrexham, Brighton, York City
- (Sharp end)
- Tom Davies reports on three of the Football League's troubled clubs The fight to secure the future of Wrexham at the Racecourse Ground (reported in WSC 208) has acquired a new urgency over the summer. ...
- Created on 14 October 2004
- 13. Brentford, Wimbledon, York
- (Sharp end)
- ... despite the fact that no new long-term home has been secured. No one disputes that Griffin Park cannot be redeveloped as a football ground. But the fans, represented by the Brentford Independent Association ...
- Created on 14 December 2002
- 14. York City
- (Brief guide to...)
- ... 1948 6-1 win over Rotherham filmed for National Coal Board training film. 1955 Lose FA Cup semi-final replay to Newcastle, giving rise to a conspiracy theory that no Third Division side should be allowed ...
- Created on 14 February 1999
- 15. New Shay, old shame ...
- (Crowd control & policing)
- ... the pitch, and you were all crammed into a poky corner of the ground on a shallow sloping terrace. The New Shay was different – there would be plenty of room for everyone. We arrived early to savour the ...
- Created on 14 November 1998
- 16. The new British legion ...
- (Asia)
- Believe it or not, some English footballers ply their trade in China. Alistair Berg looks are the select few to make the journey to te newly professional league The Revolving Palace Hotel in Foshan ...
- Created on 14 October 1997
- 17. Focus on Roland Nilsson: Sheffield Wednesday's Swedish cult hero
- (Stories)
- ... on, new player-manager Trevor Francis prepared his team for Europe by giving Nilsson a new partner down the right wing: Chris Waddle. The two proved a perfect combination, Nilsson’s tireless work and discipline ...
- Created on 06 February 2019
- 18. Bloody Southerners: Clough and Taylor's Brighton & Hove odyssey by Spencer Vignes
- (Managers)
- ... two hours before the most famous manager in the country, on day one of his new job, finally arrives. He walks in, immediately picks out utility player John “Shirley” Templeman and starts shouting at him, ...
- Created on 25 January 2019
- 19. Friday night lights: why non-League crowds rise when they kick off weekend
- (Stories)
- ... of more than 40 per cent against the rest of the programme that season, and continued success in subsequent years indicates the novelty is yet to wear off. Felixstowe & Walton United set a new attendance ...
- Created on 29 October 2018
- 20. Back of the net flix: marketing is now masquerading as documentary
- (Stories)
- ... room rant in Football Club For A Fiver – but recently a new trend has emerged as clubs themselves attempt to muscle in on what is fast becoming a battleground for a global fanbase. Earlier this year ...
- Created on 20 August 2018
