Author: George Nash
From Wearing A Rivals’ Shirt To The ‘Babelcopter’: Bizarre But Relatable Transfer Window Madness
By George Nash.
Some people will go to great lengths to avoid the things they don't want to do. There is the more universally recognised approach: [...]
Remembering Paolo Rossi: The Bolt In Blue vs Brazil – The Star Of ’82
By George Nash.
With just a few graceful touches of the football, Paolo Rossi etched his name into Italian football folklore forever.
On a warm [...]
Finding Jack Charlton – Touching New Documentary Celebrates The Life Of Ireland’s Favourite Englishman
By George Nash.
“The greatest goal Bobby Charlton ever scored for England?” the late Jack Charlton puts to an audience during an after-dinner speec [...]
Goal! At 15: Has The Footballing Rags To Riches Tale Stood The Test Of Time?
By George Nash.
It was a mild August evening on Tyneside when Aaron Hughes blazed a penalty high over the bar and into the sea of black-and-white-c [...]
Leon Goretzka: Bayern’s Modern Midfielder Cut From A Vintage Cloth
By George Nash.
In the aftermath of last weekend's Champions League final, there were many things to dissect and discuss. Kingsley Coman’s performa [...]
Alphonso Davies: Admire The Brilliance But Keep The Expectations In Check
By George Nash.
Macaulay Culkin and Steve Buscemi. Will Poulter and Sid from Toy Story. Angela Merkel and the Kazoo Kid. In keeping with the trend [...]
Gascoigne: The Movie – 5 Actors Who Could Play The Mercurial Midfielder
By George Nash.
From tears in Turin to dentist chairs at Wembley and wrecked hotel rooms in La Manga, it’s fair to say, of all the British sporting [...]
Nicolas Anelka Netflix Documentary Shows The Lure Of The ‘Misunderstood’ Maverick
By George Nash.
“There’s a world of difference between what people think of Nico, and Nico,” says Thierry Henry of fellow countryman Nicolas Anelka [...]
SnapMaps And Beatles Renditions – Football’s Most Memorable Player Unveilings
By George Nash.
The step over. The Cruyff turn. The flip-flap. Every so often, a single piece of ingenious, seemingly instinctive improvisation sen [...]
André Schürrle Retirement At 29 Is Further Evidence Of An Emerging, Progressive Honesty In Football
By George Nash.
On the surface, there might not seem to be a great deal of common ground between André Schürrle and the majority of people approach [...]