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For as long as the Football League has existed, Notts County have been its oldest club – until their relegation in May sparked a tussle for that title among warring local newspapers
The media are quick to jump on any setback for sides high in football's established order, but fans with longer memories know that poor results and disappointing seasons are par for the course
A mainstay of the Magpies' early 2000s top-four side, the South American remained a familiar face on and off the pitch in the north-east long after leaving St James' Park
There's not always the luxury of more time if a new ground isn't quite ready – and whether they end up dodging raindrops or piles of rubble, it's usually the fans that suffer
From tricky wingers to reliable shot-stoppers, there's a reassuring familiarity to the pen pics in a non-League match programme – and one archetype that towers above the rest
A managerial misstep last summer sent the Suffolk club into a tailspin, but as they prepare for life in League One there's a sense of optimism around Portman Road
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Racist chanting across Europe continues to be met with feeble punishment, while glacial progress has been made at home on increasing BAME representation in boardrooms and dugouts
Be it an accent, umlaut or favoured nickname, many footballers have special requests as to how their name is printed
