Karren Brady: English football is NOT broken – Government are searching for problems and could get us BANNED
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE football on TV reached for the stars last Wednesday. Four English teams and one Scottish side featured on ...
Regulation must not hold back football clubs that dare to dream
A new framework proposed by the UK government could make it harder for upstarts to challenge the Premier League elite ...
How the future of Welsh football hinges on key vote amid English resistance
Wrexham and the other Welsh clubs in the English football pyramid want to play in a new Welsh League Cup but face significant ...
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Murder, burglaries, losing every week: Life at bottom of the football pyramid
The 61 FC are quite possibly the worst team in the country. Their story is one of survival, unfair relegations and an undying ...
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B teams proposal in English women’s lower leagues sparks mixed reaction | OneFootball
The prospect of B teams from Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship clubs entering tier four of the pyramid from the ...
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A game of two halves: does English football need an independent regulator?
In the latest edition of 'A Game of Two Halves', contributor Waseem Mohamed and Sport Editor Ben Pawlowski debate whether English football needs an independent regulator.
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Why almost one-third of English Football League clubs are now American-owned
They are fast becoming ubiquitous across the English football pyramid. American owners continue to arrive at every level — with Premier League club Everton the latest to be purchased by U.S ...