Are one club players a thing of the past? Calum Muldoon examines Jack Grealish’s record-breaking move and how it contrasts with the unwavering loyalty of an Italian legend.
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International football came back with a bang this month. The delayed European Championships brought us some of the best skills and thrills on display at a major tournament in history. Calum Muldoon reviews each team’s performance.
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The NBA Championship Finals tipped off this week, but with neither of the tournament favourites competing for the Larry O’Brien Trophy. Calum Muldoon investigates why neither the LA Lakers nor the Brooklyn Nets made it this far.
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With talk of the European Super League reduced to a whisper, fans have been left stunned by the lacklustre punishments dished out to those involved. Calum Muldoon explores why the saga has ended on a sour note.
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After injuries made a title defence nigh on impossible, Liverpool rallied to secure Champions League football for 2021/22. Calum Muldoon takes a look back at the latest season at Anfield.
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After 12 of the world’s richest clubs announced their intention to create a new, elite competition, the footballing community was sent into uproar. Calum Muldoon recaps the ridiculous 48 hours that came from the announcement of the European Super League.
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With the final four of this season’s Champions League decided, it seems as though the days of the underdog story could be behind us. Calum Muldoon looks back at some of the biggest shock stories in European Cup history.
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Once one of Europe’s great fairytales, Schalke are now staring relegation squarely in the face. Calum Muldoon charts the decline of one of Germany’s biggest clubs.
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With Neil Lennon having tendered his resignation and stepped down from his role as Celtic manager on Wednesday morning, speculation has began to circulate as to who takes his place. Calum Muldoon looks at a few of the names currently being linked to the vacant dugout at Celtic Park.
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17 years ago, Euro 2004 told a fantastic underdog story of a Greece team who defied all odds to become champions of Europe. Calum Muldoon takes a look back at the Greek heroics in Portugal that etched Otto Rehhagel’s side into European history.
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