More than 33 million Brits will head to the pub to watch England play in the Euro 2024 tournament this summer, according to new research by Indeed Flex , the online marketplace for temporary work.
With Europe’s festival of football kicking off this Friday when Scotland take on tournament hosts Germany, the survey reveals that nearly half of the UK’s sports fans (49%) plan to watch as...
A new study of the nation’s fans has discovered that Scousers have more to say about football than supporters from anywhere else in the UK, with 26 percent believing they could easily be a TV pundit (compared to a national average of 15 percent).
Edinburgh was second on the list, with 24 percent feeling confident they could be on the telly, due to their footballing expertise....
England striker, Ellen White is just one goal away from matching Wayne Rooney’s record as England’s all-time top goalscorer - a feat she could achieve against Northern Ireland this Friday night .
Two goals in an 8-0 triumph against Norway on Monday brought the Women’s Super League striker, White ever closer to Rooney’s 53-goal record.
The ever-increasing popularity of football around the world has resulted in an unprecedented demand for tickets. As each team has its own unique attractions, whether that be the spine-tingling atmosphere or witnessing world class players in the flesh, fans are desperate to be a part of the action.
But is there a particular football club that we are most interested in seeing?...
Football may be not becoming home, but the rubbish has.
Research by waste collection experts, BusinessWaste.co.uk – which has long campaigned for decreased plastic waste in the UK - has shown that the clean-up bill for Euro Final celebrations in England will end up costing millions of pounds – with Sunday night adding over 1,000,000 extra empty beer bottles to waste collections....
When football returned to our screen after the 3-month hiatus, we all felt a sense of normality. The sport that is loved nationwide is back, giving us something to enjoy and get excited over again.
When it comes to football fans and their loyalty to their club, there’s no doubt they are as loyal as they come – but when it comes to fans and their partners, could the same be said?...
Dion Dublin is angry, or at least, very dispirited.
When he made his senior debut for Cambridge United in 1988, racism was running rife in the world’s football stadiums, and John Barnes was famously pictured back-heeling a banana off the pitch that was thrown from the crowd during a particularly nasty Merseyside derby.
That was supposed to be a ‘different era’, but the now...
