- 41. Let's parler deutsch - France
- (Media)
- A new generation of football magazines has appeared in Europe of late, breaking the monopoly of established, establishment titles. The first of an occasional series looks at the subversion and humour ...
- Created on 14 March 2006
- 42. Let's parler deutsch - Germany
- (Media)
- A new generation of football magazines has appeared in Europe of late, breaking the monopoly of established, establishment titles. The first of an occasional series looks at the subversion and humour ...
- Created on 14 March 2006
- 43. Return of the Mac
- (Players)
- ... England”. Combine this with the Spice Boys thing, not getting stuck in enough, seeming a bit clever and being interviewed by music and style magazines and it is easy to see why the pundit mafiosi do not ...
- Created on 14 November 2003
- 44. Picture postings
- (Miscellaneous)
- ... giving me access for the Premier League. Even then, my licence wouldn’t be renewed at the end of a season because you need to have at least 50 pictures in magazines and papers that come out within a short ...
- Created on 14 November 2003
- 45. Sand crabs and sour plums
- (Webwatch)
- ... Soccer and Society can claim to have outlasted both Match of the Day and Total Football magazines. From WSC 197 July 2003. What was happening this month ...
- Created on 14 July 2003
- 46. Amateur dramatics
- (Players)
- ... did to his kid brother in the car park before the match, but it certainly did the trick. After a couple of minutes of Chinese burns, dead legs and threats to tell Mum exactly what was in those magazines ...
- Created on 14 March 2003
- 47. Rising sons
- (Asia)
- ... in the crowd at Loftus Road are not only expatriates; some belong to the growing breed of fans with the cash to spend on Premiership tours advertised in Japan’s weekly football magazines. It would be wrong ...
- Created on 14 December 2002
- 48. End of the world as we know it?
- (Miscellaneous)
- ... closing recently, and even some magazines. Is this all symptomatic of the end of a period when there seemed no limit to football’s appeal? AC: I used to think football was mass popular culture. But in ...
- Created on 14 September 2002
- 49. First tango in cyberspace
- (Webwatch)
- ... including extensions of the magazines and newspapers we all know and appreciate to varying degrees. Of all the guides, it’s little surprise that The Guardian already boasts one of the best in terms of ...
- Created on 14 June 2002
- 50. Brand aid
- (Webwatch)
- ... from both magazines. Ely City’s reserve team reports are narrated by various players, and are all the more entertaining for it. “One player was more concerned about not wearing the new socks in case he ...
- Created on 14 February 2002
