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WSC 387 with FREE Women’s World Cup Wallchart out now!

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June issue available now online and in store

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Player trafficking: the dirty secret of football’s global transfer business

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The issue remains a huge problem for professional football yet goes largely ignored by those with the power to stop it happening

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Gabon set for intriguing Africa Cup of Nations despite political unrest

President Ali Bongo is under pressure after AFCON 2017 was controversially awarded to Gabon, but the football itself is an enticing prospect

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Nigeria’s perplexing disallowed own goal

Macclesfield Town 1997-98

wsc301 Macclesfield were in financial disarray when they entered the Football League, but they still managed to win a second consecutive promotion, writes Michael Whalley

Just getting to the starting line was an achievement. One week before their first season in the Football League began, Macclesfield Town received a High Court writ from the creditors of their late chairman’s business demanding more than £500,000. This is not generally how promotion seasons begin. Yet nine months later, Macc went up from Division Three at the first attempt. As cheesy as it might sound now, there were times during the 1997-98 season when it seemed as if the motto on Efe Sodje’s bandana – “Against All Odds” – could have applied to the club.

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