Euro Flashback
The Euros kick off this evening (this afternoon in the States) with hosts France playing Romania. It means I will have twice as much football to write about from here […]
Category Archives: H/T
Giving credit where credit’s due.
Martial Arts
I’ve linked to the work of animator Richard Swarbrick before, and chances are I will do again. Here’s his most recent football-related work, animations of Anthony Martial’s goals for Manchester […]
New Year’s Breakaway
On New Year’s Day, NBC Sports Network debuted a new Premier League “Breakaway” format. World Soccer Talk had a nice review of the pros and cons of this format that’s […]
Invincible, Inevitable or Improbable
Even in the Porcupine District of Northern Ontario, an undefeated season is no mean feat. With all the recent talk about Chelsea replicating the performance of Arsenal’s Invincibles, it seems like […]
Pitch Imperfect
A Football Report has some of the most beautifully illustrated football writing on the internet (there’s a reason they’re in my “Not to be Missed” column), and they are my original […]
Hate the Player(s)
Too busy this weekend to finish a full analysis of Real Madrid’s new look (coming shortly), but here’s some fun stuff to read in the meantime. First up, this genuinely […]
Summer’s End
The European season starts tomorrow when Reims host Paris Saint-Germain in the kick-off of the Ligue 1 season. In fact, if you’re inclined to include such things as the Trophee […]
Outside Review
My World Cup Book Club post on Alex Bellos’s Futebol: The Brazilian Way of Life should be finished this weekend, but in the meantime you should check out Jonathan Wilson‘s recent […]
Visualize That
With the season winding down, the end-of-season reflection mill is cranking up production. A week and a half ago, the New York Times published a collaboration between their graphics editor […]
Here We Go
There’s less than a hundred days to the opener of Brazil 2014, and the Premier League and La Liga are having two of their most exciting finishes in recent memory. […]
Stoopid American 