Tag: Football
MATCH PREVIEW: Forest Green Rovers vs Bradford City
Forest Green Rovers will be looking for a return to winning ways today as Rob Edwards side host Bradford City at the The Fully Charged New Lawn. Rovers are coming off the back of three consecutive away games, with the team having a refresh this week after a week break after their 1-1 draw with […]
MATCH PREVIEW: Brighton & Hove Albion V Liverpool
Embed from Getty Images Liverpool travel to the AMEX stadium in today’s early Premier League kick off to face an out of favour Brighton & Hove Albion, as the Reds look to close the gap on league leaders Manchester City. Jurgen Klopp’s men currently sit six points behind the Citizens, with a game in hand […]
The secret formula behind the best form of Alfie May’s Cheltenham Town career
Ahead of his side’s game at Ipswich Town on Tuesday evening, Cheltenham Town assistant manager Russell Milton has heaped praise on Robins’ star striker Alfie May. May has netted 15 times in 32 games so far this campaign, with his goal tally the highest ever by a Cheltenham player in a single league one season. […]
University of Gloucestershire women’s football prepare for Monday night’s dance fundraiser
After weeks of choreography and training, tonight’s the night for ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ – a fundraising event set up by the University of Gloucestershire’s (UOG) Dance Team. Every year the dance society host a competition for the sports teams at UOG, with the athletes performing routines on stage in front of a […]
OPINION – Leicester’s struggles this season further proves capitalism is dominating football
Leicester City’s 4-1 defeat against Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup yesterday further highlighted their underwhelming season after getting demoted to the European Conference League from the Europa League and they currently sit 10th in the Premier League. Leicester’s recent struggles reaffirm the point that football clubs backed by oligarchs and wealthy states are too […]
OPINION – Why Middlesbrough and Wycombe Wanderers should step out of the Derby County case
One of English football’s most historic clubs are on the verge of going out of business, but they should be allowed to survive for the sake of thousands of people in the local community. Mel Morris’ destruction of Derby County has driven the Rams to the brink, and from his controversial sale of Pride Park […]