The barrage of instant-reaction anger ignores the central traits of most match-going supporters: cynicism, resignation and a sense of perspective

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A tireless but classy operator, the right-back is still fondly remembered at Hillsborough as part of the side that reached an unlikely three cup finals in as many years

New film Daydream Believers documents the highs and lows of Barnsley's 1997-98 campaign, with one particular refereeing performance at Oakwell still riling fans to this day

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The extreme weather and nationwide strike action of the Winter of Discontent played havoc with the fixture list, but inspired some creative thinking from managers and players

The Devon side's second season back in the top tier of the Southern League has been one of mixed fortunes, but innovative fundraising schemes are providing a boost

The deadline is approaching to decide the future of a scruffy but well-used sports centre, the closure of which could leave hundreds of children without football pitches to play on

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While average attendances in the English divisions below the top tier are unrivalled in Europe, an increase this season in the number of games broadcast live has had a swift impact

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Her Ballon d'Or win confirmed the Norwegian as the best player in the world, but a long-running dispute with the national team means she won't be participating on the biggest stage

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When it comes to recruitment, it's not just racism where sports journalism has a problem – it operates a system which freezes out the very voices from which it needs to hear more