Scouting Africa: 'It's the most undervalued market in world football'
How video capture, rule changes and multi-club models could revolutionise European recruitment of African talent
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How video capture, rule changes and multi-club models could revolutionise European recruitment of African talent
SWAN numbers are expected to be hit hard by avian flu while pollution of the river continues to be a problem, writes Emma Dodd. David Barber, the King’s s...
Https://twitter.com/SBunching/status/1662539344903651328?s=20 That is a staggering gulf. The difference in the 20 odd years since we were there is mindblowing really. Yet we just see it as normal
It was accepted wisdom in football — you don’t pay big money for, or give long contracts to, players 30 and above. So what has changed?
Known as 'swan upping', this ritual dates back an astonishing 900 years. And for the past 29 of those years, David Barber, who was personally appointed by the Queen , has overseen it.