Danny Hart 
From Alf Ramsey and Bobby Robson to Geoff Hurst and Kenny Dalglish, several British football icons became Sirs thanks to their work both inside and outside of the game. Sir Alex Ferguson is another notable football figure to receive a knighthood, but what exactly did he do to earn the great honour? Alex Ferguson became
Every four years, one or two major nations usually fail to qualify for the Euros. In England’s case, the Three Lions have been unsuccessful in five European Championship qualification campaigns, dating all the way back to the 1964 tournament. One particular failure stands out above the rest, though, and it’s one that fans have never,
In the 2000s and 2010s, nobody in English football had a stronger desire and will to win than Wayne Rooney. The former Manchester United striker was beloved by fans due to his unrivalled work-rate and ability to score a variety of sensational goals. Given his love for the game, why exactly did the England great
In 2008, Ronaldinho surprised the football world by choosing to wear the number 80 shirt at AC Milan after joining the Italian club from Barcelona. The Brazil legend was a marketing machine in those days, with his “R10” brand plastered all over kids’ football boots and various other merchandise. So why did someone so synonymous
Due to their lavish spending, Manchester City are not exactly popular with opposing fans. Many supporters of other teams are happy when the side from the blue half of Manchester lose, usually because they enter almost every match as the overwhelming favourites to win. Some fans even insist on referring to Man City as “Citeh”
Believe it or not, Sean Dyche’s voice is a hot topic in the football world. Thousands of people search the web every year in search of information about the manager’s gruff voice. Does he eat worms? Does he smoke exhaust pipes? Does he consume gravel for breakfast? The answer to the myths, rather disappointingly, is