As I explained the other day, it’s been my intention for some time to write a post with links to the best football-related media I’ve seen each week. Here’s the first instalment, I hope you enjoy the pieces as much as I did. Read the rest of this entry »
I said I’d be back… Read the rest of this entry »
As I explore freelance options, focus on some new writing projects and attempt to sort my post-university life out, I will be putting the blog into hibernation for a couple of months but hope to have it back up-and-running this winter. Many thanks for all of your support over the last eighteen months, whether you be a first-time reader or a regular contributor, it is always greatly appreciated.
If you need to get in touch for any reason then don’t hesitate to e-mail me at equaliserfootball[at]gmail[dot]com or contact me on Twitter and Facebook.
See you in the not-too-distant future.
All the best,
Chris
It is too easy to forget the lessons of history. With the modern, globalised world setting its gaze firmly upon the horizon of technological progress and instantaneous communication, the events and gradual metamorphoses which have conspired to shape our environment can become obscured in the rush for the future. Read the rest of this entry »
by Dawes Dunham
Major League Soccer. Something about the name just didn’t sit well with me. Perhaps it was its close proximity to the name of my most worshipped sport, Major League Baseball. Perhaps it was the garish jerseys and worse team nicknames; Wizards, Galaxy, Burn, Mutiny, and Fusion were hardly enthralling names. They felt cooked up in a lab somewhere, even given my immature pre-teen sensibilities. This was my country, my league, and – at 12 years old, recently coming off the recent high of seeing the World Cup in my own backyard (America) – I felt no attachment to this fledgling enterprise. Read the rest of this entry »
