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From fans on boards to a redistribution of TV income to help the grassroots, Labour are determined to revolutionise how football is run if they win the 2019 General Election
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Safe standing has earned its place in all three manifestos, though only one party offers a detailed plan for the game's future
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Decisions of politicians at local and national levels have an impact on everything from safe standing and club ownership to youth teams and playing fields
January issue available now online and in store
The works of the "Burley Banksy" have come under anonymous attack, but the support of the club and community have ensured his designs will remain part of the matchday experience
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The top level of the game is only just beginning to address its huge carbon footprint but the League Two club have long made environmental responsibility their ethos
December issue available now online and in store
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The flamboyant forward delighted the Premier League with his eye for the spectacular – and helped save the Bantams by writing off the millions owed to him in wages
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In both the domestic and international game, past glories are increasingly shown off on and around the badge – but it's not always obvious exactly what achievements they denote
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Amid Bury's demise, financial squabbles and some club owners expressing a desire to be out altogether, the organisation's new faces are taking on a difficult task
