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We are excited to launch the first WSC mentoring and development scheme for aspiring and early career female journalists, not currently in full-time education, with an interest in football/sports journalism. The scheme is free to take part in, and is open to ambitious writers, editors, sub-editors, podcasters and publishers, with a passion for football and something to say.
A snapshot from one of the last games played at the Saddlers' former home has a special resonance for one player pictured
Bumper triple magazine September issue available now online and in store
Euro 2020 was a tournament like no other – but how did you see it? The 2021 WSC survey lets you have your say. What were the outstanding moments? How did you watch it? Which pundits did you like and dislike? How do you feel about returning to stadiums? And what would you change about WSC?
Loyal readers may recognise some questions from past surveys – we ask them to see how things change. We’re grateful for your response – it should take about ten minutes and you have the chance to win a WSC T-shirt.
THE 2021 SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED
The Mariners are seeking to become football's first B Corp accredited club, putting ethical principles first at Blundell Park
Originally planned to run every two years, the Home Internationals revamp never returned after a disastrous first instalment
June issue available now online and in store
