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Championship: race to the Premier League
As we hit the business end of the season, there are plenty of clubs dreaming of that all-important promotion to the Premier League. Will West Brom continue to run riot at the top? Will Leeds defy the annual “falling apart” narrative? Will Forest end their 20-year absence from the top flight? Will Fulham bounce back… Read more →
Could there be Wilder times ahead for the sharp Blades?
“We used the amount of people who wrote us off to motivate us. When the manager came in, in League One he instilled this winning mentality. The Gaffer has put that mentality into the club and the players” Ollie Norwood on the winning mentality at Sheffield United pic.twitter.com/0VmLXyAaQz — Sheffield United (@SheffieldUnited) February 20, 2020… Read more →
Ireland need goals if they are to qualify for Euro 2020
Irish football fans are well used to qualification play-offs. Ireland have had to win play-offs to qualify for each of the last two European Championships, and so it will be again if Mick McCarthy’s side are to be present at Euro 2020, a tournament that will see group games played in Dublin for the first… Read more →
Football Insights: Premier League is about to change football forever, but Liverpool fans shouldn’t celebrate yet
Recently, some good news has trickled into the newsrooms concerning the current developments in soccer. Richard Masters, the incoming Premier League boss, has assured fans that the organization is about to make a channel to air football matches for those who pay for it. It will be as smooth and popular as Netflix has been.… Read more →
Who are the favourites to win the Championship?
As we creep closer towards the business end of the season for another year, the race for Championship glory is arguably more compelling than in any other recent campaign. At the time of writing, only ten points separate first-placed West Bromwich Albion and seventh-placed Bristol City in the battle for the top spot, with numerous… Read more →
Championship preview: Wigan Athletic v Preston North End
Preston North End are hoping to boost their Play-Off hopes with a victory on Saturday lunchtime, but neighbours Wigan Athletic are stirring from their slumber in the battle to beat the drop. PNE’s Play-Off prospects North End are on the coat-tails of the top six, hoping to close a gap that stands at three points… Read more →
Football Positions: A Guide for New Traders
Football Index is an exciting new gambling platform where enthusiasts of the beautiful sport can come together and win some cash on the side by betting on the future success of their favourite players. It can be intimidating to get into if you don’t have any working knowledge of football, which is where we come… Read more →
Five of the best Irish football players ever
Over the years the Republic of Ireland have struggled to write themselves into the history books of truly elite world football with just a handful of major tournament appearances. That’s despite the fact that, at various times, some of the most talented individuals in the game have donned the famous green shirt. Instead of storming… Read more →
Remembering Sir Bobby Robson and the blue of Ipswich Town
Author: Ashley Munson When you talk about the greatest managers English football has ever seen the name Sir Bobby Robson is never too far from discussion but for Ipswich Town fans it’s the first name out of their mouths. Given the clubs current plight I can hear a chuckle from non-Ipswich supporting folk as I… Read more →
Gambling Sponsorship in Football
Football is big business and therefore many of the leading companies around the world are looking to get their name linked to the beautiful game. This has become increasingly evident in regard to sponsorship deals surrounding football. Whether it be the sponsorship of a football shirt, a football stadium, a football tournament or football advertising,… Read more →