Monthly Archives: August 2015

The talented bunch at Manchester-based studio Dorothy have compiled this excellent football map. It’s a fictional map (albeit loosely based on Parker’s Piece, a park in Cambridge widely considered to be the birthplace of association football, and the surrounding area) populated with references to more than 500 people and places associated with football and football clubs. You get a few … Continue reading →

Former West Ham season ticket holder Stuart Fuller gave up on Premier League at the start of the 2010/11 season. In February this year he became chairman of non-league Lewes FC. He had been on the board for a little while since getting fed up with top-flight commercialisation. Life outside the Football League could not be more different. Stuart said: … Continue reading →

Photographer George Logan teamed up with creative team Daz and Tom for the Bad Boys FC project. The project involves a series of photos featuring children recreating infamous footballing moments. Daz and Tom explain: “We wanted to ask whether a game that has increasingly courted controversy over the years, with ever growing salaries and celebrity lifestyles, is still creating the … Continue reading →

We’ve featured the work of the excellent Paine Proffitt many times on this blog and our social media accounts. Paine’s work rarely focuses on individual players and is usually more about the club, crowd and surrounds than any one star of the team. That’s all changed with his latest piece. Paine has provided the cover art for Il Cannoniere, George … Continue reading →