Would You Like a Piece of Pork Pie, Son?
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Jim Thwaites: the name that started it.
Jim Thwaites made the Manchester United bench for the first time in the win at Chelsea on Saturday, and that was all the excuse I needed. A name like Thwaites does not pass quietly through a football...
How Douglas Gordon bought a ticket to Zidane's final
The Ticket
When did a football match become a rock concert? When the World Cup got dynamic pricing. That’s when. Three countries, thousands of miles, and a ticketing system designed to test the limits of devotion: a hundred dollars just to...
Inside Manchester City Before Football Became Content
L/R me, cameraman Colin Munn, record signing Mick Channon, Ann and Joyce, laundry ladies, Peter Swales, Chairman
I came to Manchester City with fewer illusions than most. I had played at a reasonable level, close enough to the professional...
"You're a Fucking Red"
1958 De La Salle prep, United strip of course. I’m in the front row, second from the right.
I was born in Manchester and I was always going to support United. People like to pretend these things are chosen. They aren’t. Football support i...
Welcome to Would You Like a Piece of Pork Pie, Son?
You might be wondering where the title of this Substack came from? The first time I met Bill Shankly was at Anfield in the early 1970s. He was in the Boot Room under the Main Stand with Bob Paisley, Joe Fagan and Ronnie Moran, pouring tea i...
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