American football has its John Madden, but among the media soccer doesn't have a recognized authority figure on soccer? Or do we? Vote now who you believe is the number one authority on soccer worldwide. <a href="http://answers.polldaddy.com/poll/1022314/" >Who's the number one authority in the world on soccer? Click to continue reading...

Just thought you would enjoy Brian Glanville's latest article for World Soccer. Brian writes about some of the issues that I've covered here and provides some additional information. Click to continue reading...

Here's a link to Brian Glanville's latest article for World Soccer's website. If you read my article on Brian earlier in the week then you will get an opportunity to read why his articles are the best on soccer. Click to continue reading...

If you've heard of that name already then you don't really need to read this column. If you haven't heard of that name and you are a soccer then you do need to read this column. Brian Glanville is the greatest sports journalist in the English-Speaking world. I have never read a better writer on any sport then Brian's writing on soccer. Click to continue reading...

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Perspective of one of the historically truly great football journalists, Brian Glanville

KICKING AROUND / BRIAN GLANVILLE COLUMN - SPORTSTAR
Funny game
".....And then, there is the curious case of Queens Park Rangers. Hardly analogous, since QPR, the West London club, have been taken over by three very rich men indeed. Click to continue reading...

Well, on one level, it at least gives us a chance to look at this rather nauseating picture again.

Mmm. Badge.

I suppose it also signifies that Arsene, and the Arsenal hierarchy, are serious about wanting to keep him at the club, and that they're willing to improve his wages to achieve this. Click to continue reading...

I thought I'd share a few interesting links, one is the latest column from Brian Glanville, the famous English journalist who has been covering the game it seems like since the first time England played an international match.

Another is a recent interview published in the New York Times that contains an interview that Jack Bell did with Samuel Eto'o where he is pretty candid on some recent issues. Click to continue reading...

Here at Pitch Invasion, we think limiting the number of foreigners on Premiership teams would do nothing to help England, and quite possibly would make us even worse (if that's possible). But the debate over quotas rumbles on. One of the arguments against it comes from those who simply laugh it off as absurd due [. Click to continue reading...

I've never really been a great one for buying football magazines but I've always made an exception for World Soccer. It always appeared to me to be a far more high brow affair than Shoot and Match which were the best selling mags back then. On my last trip back to England I picked up a latest edition and was pleased to see some familiar names there, not least of which was Brian Glanville. Click to continue reading...