Articles relating to: football
Review: The Women’s Football Conference, National Football Museum, Manchester
When I was little, I played football for my primary school in North London.
Read the full story..Northern Soul heads to the Leesa North West Football Awards 2017
When the shiny invitation to the Leesa North West Football Awards dropped on the mat at Northern Soul Towers, I stepped forward.
Read the full story..Photo Gallery: Football Crest Index, National Football Museum, Manchester
Boasting the largest collection of football memorabilia in the UK, the National Football Museum is introducing some new displays to its line-up.
Read the full story..“There’s more to life than football” Northern Soul meets Phil Neville at Cafe Football
Hotel Football and its new sibling Cafe Football are a marketing executive’s dream: a hospitality project backed by real life legendary Manchester footballers with football in the title and football memorabilia.
Read the full story..A trip out to see The Hillmen: Glossop North End v Colne
With the promise of a pie and a pint, we travelled to Derbyshire to watch non-league Glossop North End (GNE), arriving at the unexpectedly grand Glossop train station which, we found out later, was built and paid for by the 13th Duke of Norfolk – he even had his own private entrance.
Read the full story..The Beautiful Game: Northern Soul experiences the highs and lows of match day
With trepidation, my companion and I ventured to Merseyside following the Arsenal.
Read the full story..A River Runs Through It: Northern Soul cheers on the Bankies
At various times in my life I lived at 12 Stewart Street, Dalmuir in the borough of Clydebank.
Read the full story..In praise of the beautiful game – and its legions of supporters
“I have to say I’m involved in a sport that I love and an industry that at times I don’t like.”
Read the full story..An accidental history of football gaming: the era of evolution
The second part of Northern Soul’s Chris Holmes‘s history of football gaming begins under a momentous shadow which revolutionised gaming.
Read the full story..An accidental history of football gaming: a decade of revolution
Football games have existed since the video game industry crawled from the primordial soup of late 70s coin-ops.
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