Right now we’re seeing messages of solidarity, public pledges, apologies, and protests, and as of yet, very little proposed long-term and definitive action. Racism in football isn't new. It manifests differently in men's and women's football season-zine.com/guides/2020/6/…

We miss you dearest Khadija. Rest in Power 💔 bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/clip/…

I don’t even know what to say. Just look at what we can do when we come together, THIS is England in 2020.

Does women's football need more televised coverage?

Meet Jefferson Osei, co-founder of Daily Paper we held a Q&A to find out the brand integrates football into their collections and how the founders African heritage is injected into the brand full interview here: instagram.com/s/aGlnaGxpZ2h0…

Johnson and Cummings: A Timeline of Failure (Part One) Location: Barnard Castle (Sound on - thanks to @GavinEsler for narration)

Thank you Nat. Football Museum <3

Racist police aren't just in America #BLM

I’m absolutely delighted to announce that I’m going to be writing my first book. The Boleyn’s Farewell: West Ham’s final game at Upton Park, will be published by Pitch Publishing 📚 Sports Books on 10th May 2021, which marks the match’s fifth anniversary.

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.Darkstar salute UK venues in new video ‘Blurred’ – built from user-submitted locations, past and present 📍 → civicjams.co.uk/blurred

From us to you, cop our very own #SEASONUNITY tee now featuring an archive photograph by Elliott Kennedy James bit.ly/season-unity

Standing together in times of adversity —Alice Isaac #SEASONUNITY available now: bit.ly/season-unity

📅 Not long now until we welcome "SQUAD GOALS" to the Chigwell Construction Stadium! SQUAD GOALS is an immersive performance produced by @CaspaProds - set in Dagenham!🎭 Click ⬇️ for more details on the production and to purchase your tickets! #COYD⚔️

When you’ve got the Old Bailey at 10 and the early kick off at 12:45

#FootballPeople Festival 📣 S P E A K E R A N N O U N C E M E N T 📣 🗣The Future of Womens Football🗣 If you are interested in the women’s game don’t miss this! Register: bit.ly/3lIPOdq

After Heysel, Thatcher asked what football was going to do about its hooligans. FA chief Ted Croker challenged her: “These people are society’s problems – we don’t want your hooligans in our sport, Prime Minister.” He was the first FA secretary in a century not to be knighted.