Posts by Sean Cole
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In DepthThe story of Mo Adams’ journey from Africa to MLS via Derby & Boston Utd
Mo Adams took the long road to become a footballer
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In DepthPaddy McCourt: I played on the pitch how I learned to play on the street
Paddy McCourt was a lot of fun as a footballer.
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In DepthRob Jones on realising a dream at Liverpool & the pain of early retirement
Rob Jones realised a dream but had to give it up.
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In DepthMatty Fryatt on the isolation of injuries: ‘I never even met Philippe Montanier’
Surgery isn't always the best answer to an injury.
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In DepthMatt Piper: When I got told to quit football I thought ‘thank God it’s over’
Matt Piper was just 26 when he was told to retire.
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In DepthJack Collison: I was pretty much living my life on an ice machine
"My body just couldn’t do it anymore."
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In DepthMatt Jarvis: Playing 25 minutes for England was the pinnacle of my career
"It was amazing, the highlight of my career."
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In DepthMichael Ball on what it’s like to win one cap and one cap only for England
Michael Ball played once against Spain in 2001.
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In DepthAn ode to Jimmy Bullard, who treats football with the seriousness it needs
Jimmy Bullard is the Archbishop of Banterbury.
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NostalgiaA tribute to Dimitar Berbatov, a man who made you forgive his faults
Dimitar Berbatov was never fond of wayward passes.
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NostalgiaRemembering Svetoslav Todorov and Harry Redknapp’s thrilling Pompey
He only had one great season, but what a season.
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NostalgiaAn ode to the fleeting brilliance of Mikael Forssell at Birmingham
Mikael Forssell will always be a Birmingham hero.
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In DepthNine times Roy Keane has been utterly terrifying even since retiring
They say people mellow with age. Roy Keane hasn't.
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NostalgiaA celebration of Renford Rejects, one of the best kids shows of all time
Anyone that was a kid in the late 90s loved it.
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Nostalgia‘He was a mix between Ronaldo and Zlatan’ – A tribute to the great Adriano
Adriano looked like the true heir to Ronaldo.
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NostalgiaLouis Saha: A brilliant striker, but never better than when at Fulham
It's easy to forget just how good Louis Saha was.
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NostalgiaA tribute to the amazing Jay-Jay Okocha & that brilliant Bolton team
The man so good they named him twice.
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NostalgiaA tribute to Juan Roman Riquelme, one of football’s best and truest No.10s
Juan Roman Riquelme knew what it meant to be No.10
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NostalgiaAn ode to Christophe Dugarry and his briefly wonderful time at Birmingham
Christophe Dugarry at Birmingham? Weird but ace.