Category - Quick Reads

Justin Kluivert: Roma’s Raw Dutch Talent

It’s not always easy following in a famous and talented father’s footsteps – just ask George W Bush and Paul Dalglish. Two extreme examples perhaps, but the...

Kemar Roofe: Marcelo Bielsa’s Line Leader

When a forward is given the brand of ‘line leader’, the usual assumption is that they’re some kind of target man. They dominate aerially, hold the ball up well...

Aaron Wan-Bissaka – The Palace Prince

Crystal Palace have long been associated with a rich, proud history of developing talented youngsters through their esteemed academy. Names such as Victor...

Ryan Sessegnon: Fulham’s Prized Asset

Since bursting onto the scene in 2016 as a sixteen-year-old, Ryan Sessegnon’s progress, as well as his impact on the game, has been both startling and...

Phil Foden: Man City’s Homegrown Prodigy

Amongst the international flavour present in the expansive array of talent at the Etihad Stadium, it’s hard not to be drawn to the homegrown prodigy just on...

Crouchinho – The legend of Peter Crouch

When confronted with a survey question enquiring what he would be if he wasn’t a footballer, Peter Crouch delivered the quippiest of ‘one-liner’ answers. “A...

The Strange Story of Joseph Minala

Usually, when we read about a young footballer, it’s because of their high levels of potential or exciting style of play, but when 17-year-old Joseph Minala...