by Rosie Wood | 6, Jun 2025 | Societal impact
The English Premier League (EPL) is the biggest and most-watched football league in the world, harbouring fans from across the globe who all desire to be part of what many consider the pinnacle of club football. With such a vast international audience, fans everywhere...
by Harry Thursby | 5, Jun 2025 | Featured, Rewind, Societal impact
When Cameroon stepped onto the pitch in 2004 wearing sleeveless, muscle-hugging, dark green shirts, everyone was confused, but impressed. Dubbed illegal by FIFA and iconic by everyone else, the kit blurred the line between sportswear and streetwear long before...
by Ed Stansfield | 4, Jun 2025 | Societal impact
According to Sokito, 12.5 million pairs of football boots go to landfill each year. Charity Boots want to eradicate that. Meet Neil Smith, a 44-year-old football coach and founder of Charity Boots. Born and raised in Tottenham, he has managed to grow what started out...
by Rudy Blank-Brown | 2, Jun 2025 | Featured, Interviews, Societal impact
The Republic of Marshall Islands Soccer federation is the final national team of the world’s recognised nations still yet to make their official match debut. Matías Otero, 43, is a graphic designer from Uruguay and is now based in Argentina. Otero designed the...
by Isobel O'Mahony | 2, Jun 2025 | Societal impact
As the women’s game continues to gather momentum in the football space, its fashion is still very much trailing behind. I ask why men are treated to bold colourways and designer collabs whilst women are left in the dust with ill fitting, uninspired studs. ...
by Ruby Barron | 29, May 2025 | Societal impact
In a combination of sport and fashion, this piece will showcase the fashion of WAGs (Wives and Girlfriends) throughout generations. Between red carpets and side lines, see how they aren’t just ‘partners’ but inspirations and icons in their own right. The world gives a...
