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Football fanzines

March 2019

  • Sneaking in … Chelsea fans watch a game at Stamford Bridge.

    My best shot
    John Ingledew's best photograph: how Gazza's tears changed football

    ‘Football was quite unfashionable in the 70s and 80s. You could be on the dole and still go to a game. Then suddenly Gazza cried and everybody was interested’

March 2016

  • Barney Ronay

    Sportblog
    When Saturday Comes still shooting from football’s fringes

    Barney Ronay
    The fanzine set up in irritation at football’s marginalisation now protests about the way the game has turned itself inside out for television and profit, but its conscionable voice is as vital as ever

January 2015

  • Red Issue

    Manchester United fanzine Red Issue prepares to say farewell

    After more than a quarter of a century of satire, controversy and campaigning, the United fanzine is set to publish its final edition

January 2014

  • David Moyes

    Manchester United fans in Red Issue poll give David Moyes time

    David Moyes retains the support of 72.98% of hardcore match-going Manchester United fans, according to a poll by the influential club fanzine Red Issue

July 2012

  • Soccer - SFL Decision On Newco Rangers - Hampden Park

    'Rangers' starting in the lowest league is a victory for fans over an inept elite

    Mike Small
    Mike Small: A grassroots network has exposed the connivances at the top of the game. Now's our chance to rebuild Scottish football

February 2011

  • Newcastle United fanzine editor on Andy Carroll's transfer to Liverpool: 'He knew he wasn't wanted' - video

    Newcastle United fanzine editor and friend of the striker Steve Wraith claims new Liverpool number 9 was forced out of the club

August 2009

  • Football managers scouting for fans' online libels

    Lawyers tell leading soccer clubs their brand image can be ruined by 'vicious' supporters
  • Let's learn Hillsborough-speak!

    So, you want to know what's really going on at Wednesday, but it feels like everywhere you look there are bland statements and half truths that say: "Keep your fingers out of our business matey!" Well not to worry, 'cos here's a handy War Of The Monster Trucks guide to understanding Hillsborough speak. Don't leave for the game without it!

  • 25. Sheffield Wednesday

    Andy Selman, of famous Wednesday fanzine War Of The Monster Trucks, puts everything into context.

    • Strikes, money and players

    • About War of the Monster Trucks

    • WOTMT editor Sir Stanley Headfire says: It's a dogs life

  • Why you should never go back

    You should never go back. That's what Mark Lawrenson and Alan Hansen always tell us. However when it came to Southend and the return of David Webb to Roots Hall, I rashly cast their words aside amid the europhia. Southend were 'different' and therefore things would be OK.

  • About www.rootshall.net

    Rootshall.net has been in existence for around six months - initially it was quite unprofessional in that I didn't launch it with the content completed, but have rather added it as I've gone along.

  • 24. Southend United

    What makes you so different?

  • In defence of Stoke

    So Stoke-on-Trent is bottom of the league table for "most desirable place to live", eh? Mmm, so Derby's up there in fifth, eh? And what was that, the bloke responsible for these findings had a business that didn't do too well located in the Potteries?

  • About A View To A Kiln

    AVTAK was born in late 2000 and named in honour of the bottle kiln used in the pottery industry. The first issue was a cobbled-together 16-pager but it sold out, amazingly, and produced the funds to make subsequent AVTAK's a lot better.

  • 23. Stoke City

    What makes you so different

September 2001

  • 22. Heart of Midlothian

  • Money talks as Scottish game cries

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