
Object of the Week: Transfers, Contracts and Wages
With the January transfer window closing soon, Uma Ghelani takes a look at the history of player contracts and transfers.
With the January transfer window closing soon, Uma Ghelani takes a look at the history of player contracts and transfers.
Our final game of Christmas looks at the most famous team talk of all: Phil Brown’s dressing-down on Boxing Day 2008.
A remarkable Boxing Day at Stamford Bridge, featuring eight goals, three red cards and two penalties and late drama.
The day Tottenham Hotspur were stuffed like a turkey by a gluttonous Newcastle United up at St. James’ Park.
The first festive fixture to be shown live on national television: title chasers Norwich City against relegation-threatened West Ham United in 1988.
Liverpool’s 1978 Boxing Day defeat of Manchester United in their own back yard, and the history of a North West rivalry.
The rise and fall of Christmas Day football, which culminated in one final game at Blackpool’s Bloomfield Road in 1965.
The day Christmas came one day late for football fans across the country: the goal glut of Boxing Day 1963.
Revisiting football during wartime Britain – including Brighton’s infamous Christmas Day trip to Norwich City in 1940…
The significance of the bumper Boxing Day match between Dick, Kerr Ladies and St. Helen’s Ladies at Goodison Park in 1920.
A look at the facts (and myths) of the Christmas truce of 1914, as well as football’s wider impact during the First World War.
One of the Football League’s first ever Boxing Day fixtures, as Preston North End’s “Invincibles” took on FA Cup conquerors West Bromwich Albion in 1888.