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Route None did a video on Bonner SC, a German football club that went an unorthodox route to get some players in 1999: they signed the Cuban national football team for the rest of the season, approved by none other than Fidel Castro.
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I found this video of Ian Wright playing Super Kick Off on the SNES against a girl from the Arsenal girls team on a show called Gamesmaster (UK fans may remember it from the 90s!)
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An old but great piece by rest of world on football shirts and their history of tech sponsors: Sponsoring a football club — proper football, that is — is more than just a business transaction.
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Billy Boston, former Welsh rugby league player and one of the giants of the sport, has sadly passed away at the age of 92.
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Patxi Salinas Dean Saunders Separated at birth?
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Sir Garfield Sobers, former West Indies and Nottinghamshire cricketer sadly passed away on 17th July.
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After watching Route None’s video on the rebellion that forced football to turn professional, I spotted an unfamiliar name amongst the teams that formed the breakaway “British F.A.”: Preston Zingari F.C.
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The 2026 World Cup ended last night with a 1–0 win for Spain against the champions Argentina.
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The England men’s national football team loves to relive its failures as if they are things for future generations to live up to.
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In 2014, Netherlands manager Louis van Gaal made an unusual substitution as his team were heading towards penalties against Costa Rica at the World Cup.
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Did you know that Colombia were supposed to host the 1986 World Cup?