Why football fans are obsessed with Barclays, why a high street bank is such an iconic emblem of the beautiful game, and why people are so fixated on the past

Following the final episode of The Grand Tour, we examine how the television exploits of Clarkson, Hammond and May were both heartwarming and divisive

It was a day to remember for Manchester Metropolitan as they finished their season on a high, ousting the University of Manchester 20-38 in a thrilling comeback for The Manchester Varsity Series.  At last, Varsity returned to a ticketed event, sold-out by both universities. As kick off approached, supporters were primed and ready to enjoy […]

Whether it be on the world stage or during adolescence, there has been one sporting moment that has stuck with everyone. Explore the emotional and accelerating seconds that remain with our team to this day

The intertwining of football and music is inevitable, and with it comes memories too vivid to be forgotten

Looking for a new signature scent? Or just wondering what fragrance your library crush is wearing? Either way, our experts have weighed in on their favourite perfumes and colognes

Animal rights concerns and declining audiences. We all know the talking points – but what’s watching greyhound racing actually like?

A TV law from the 1960s remains central to the health of English football, despite backlash from a vocal number of football fans

A day out at the races is the new staple of student social lives throughout the country

A footballing legend, Bobby Charlton passed away on October 21, 2023, leaving a legacy that most could only dream of

Why Beyond the Music had the seeds of something great, but is not quite there just yet

Tragedy chanting – songs about the Hillsborough Disaster, the Munich Air disaster, and others – needs to go

The 2022/23 English football season has been one of the greatest in living memory, with great narratives from all tiers of the football pyramid.

Despite becoming Tottenham’s all time top scorer, Harry Kane is still yet to pick up a piece of silverware. Will this impact his legacy?

Events at Old Trafford on Sunday must lead us to question whether football has an endemic problem with the abuse of referees.

Despite the non-league element of the English game often being subjected to snobbery and low-level humour, Tom Woodcock uncovers why this part of football is in fact a hidden gem of the beautiful game