TFT podcast 87: Mark Segal and Graham Sibley

November 4th, 2011

John Terry and the storm surrounding the England captain’s alleged racist remarks are top of the agenda in this week’s podcast, as the pod discusses where football goes from here in tackling racism.

Turning to on-the-pitch matters, the pod look…Read More

The English Premier League and Progress: A US perspective

November 3rd, 2011

Last week TFT editor Gary Andrews wrote about his disillusionment with football, especially the Premier League. But what of football fans in other countries, the ones that the Premier League is targeting. We asked Jason Davis from Read More

Losing my religion: Why I’m close to giving up on football

October 24th, 2011

Yesterday’s Manchester derby was one of the most pulsating games of the season complete with a shock scoreline. It was a great advert for the Premier League. And let me strangely unmoved and semi-disinterested on the consequences of what…Read More

Football in the shadows

October 24th, 2011

Last month I spent three weeks in the far west of North Carolina, specifically the quite wonderful city of Asheville. Tucked away in the nook of the Appalachians, it serves as a bastion of alternative culture and liberalism in…Read More

TFT Podcast Episode 86: Twisted Blood

October 21st, 2011

Gary Andrews, Chris Nee and Ryan Keaney are joined in the studio by Andrew Thomas from the excellent Twisted Blood blog. At the forefront of the pod’s minds is the Premier League’s increasing landgrab of everything it can…Read More

Why Celtic shouldn’t be playing in the Europa League

October 18th, 2011

Celtic are only a part of the Europa League group stages because FC Sion fielded players that they apparently should not have signed. Over the summer, the Swiss side captured the signatures of six players even though UEFA and…Read More