Virgo column: My aim is to let kids play football with a smile
Adam Virgo on his newly-created football academy for 5-16 year
Dunlavy column: Don’t blame Ryan Sessegnon if he wants to cash in on Premier League move
Chris Dunlavy recalls two cases of gross misfortune to have struck the English game's top
Chris Dunlavy column: Powell’s on track after wrong turns – Nick has drive to succeed
By Chris Dunlavy Two incidents illustrate the infuriating enigma that is Nick Powell – and both involve a Vauxhall Corsa. In 2012, a month after joining …
Dunlavy column: Give Paul Heckingbottom the correct tools to do the job
Chris Dunlavy says it's time for Leeds director of football Victor Orta to replace the void at Elland Road left by Chris
Where Are They Now? Middlesbrough’s Second Division runners-up 1991-92
What happened in life after football for Boro's
Robertson column: Nick Powell’s rare talent is finally being fulfilled
The FLP columnist recalls tales of the forward's lack of graft – stories of the past given his correct form for
The Business of Football: How the World Cup is Beneficial for the Host
This summer, football is going to be in the spotlight for at least a month: the world’s biggest football-related event, the FIFA World Cup is going to …
Strachan’s on board to take us to the next level
BOTH on and off the pitch, Gordon Strachan has enjoyed a glittering career. Not only did the fiery Scotsman play for the likes of Aberdeen, Manchester United …
Moore column: The Premier League’s role in grassroots and how it could do so much more to reduce postponements
The Premier League pays grassroots initiatives £20m to assist pro and semi-pro clubs while the league's clubs pay £1.5bn to agents over the same
Dunlavy column: Spitting’s horrible, but ask Pedro Mendes if he’d rather be spat on than elbowed
Arthur Masuaku was widely condemned for spitting on Wigan Athletic forward Nick Powell in a recent FA Cup
