Yorkshire St. Pauli
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A Sunday kick-about and a small team who are uniting locals and refugees with the power of football.
Grassroots football: Improving our game?
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With English teams having impressive academies in Europe, what does the cut backs from Sport England mean for the future of football?
Inspired by left-wing politics and second-tier German football, Yorkshire St. Pauli are using sport to make a positive change to their local community
Riches to rags
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How many former professional footballers are facing hardship, bankruptcy and even prison after they retire.
Right to Dream: The pride of West Africa
5 Mins read
From football to education to character building, the Right to Dream academy is using sport to change the lives of West African youngsters
Football and politics: A dangerous game.
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Is this finally the end of the line for the Sepp Blatter gravy train?
Football ticket prices: Killing the game
3 Mins read
With Premier League football costing fans an arm, a leg and a kidney, can local teams provide a worthy substitute?
Punks, Pies and Politics: Football activism
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Clapton’s loyal supporters have become well-known for their anti-fascism and charity work, so we went down to the Old Spotted Dog to find out more.
So, why are we so bad at football?
8 Mins read
After recent sporting failures in two World Cups, we ask why the English are great at inventing sports, but not at winning.
No longer a game of 90 minutes
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Referees are often the focus of criticism from managers, players and fans. Max Petch considers whether the antaganism is putting would-ve referees off.