(A)WAY Issue Two: Lisbon A paper about football. Playing and going. Benfica. Mega Bars. Pão com chouriço. Clams. Eusébio. 'The Wake'. Super Bock, Sagres. James Bird takes us on a tour of Portugal's ca...

Marking the release of a new book charting the history of how fanzines redefined football and amplified supporters' voices

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Campaigners receive longest ever sentences for non-violent protest after being convicted of conspiracy to cause public nuisance

Friend of the fanzine, Seb White pens a love letter to Sam Foley, midfield maestro, cult hero, and a player who always gives it everything. The WhatsApp notification pings and my good mate Jonny…

The inside story of Everton signing John Marshall and the evolution of Cardiac Risk in the Young.

The club are attempting to crack down on misuse of ticketing accounts but their way of communicating this has upset plenty of supporters

In a new series, our chief football writer Daniel Storey sets out on an epic road trip across the United States to cover the wildest tournament in history

Corporation welcomes three-year settlement as it continues to push for government to take on all of service’s costs

The Everton and England No 1 has been at peak performance for almost half a decade and makes my top 10 list of all-time Premier League goalkeepers

We are witnessing a rising epidemic of the angry, desperate fan

She made key contributions to US cold-war science despite facing huge barriers as a Black woman.

The growing army of ‘fanalysts’ is supposed to free the voice of the masses – but is it just another step in commercialising that liberation?