RFM26 revives classic football management gaming for the modern era. We explore how Retro Football Management 26 blends nostalgia, tactics, and quick mobile play to create the perfect football fix.
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Waiting for Page 302: Remembering Football Scores on Ceefax
If you grew up following football before smartphones, you’ll know the strange, anxious joy of staring at a dark screen, waiting for a number to change. I’m talking, of course, about Ceefax—and its ITV cousin, Teletext. For fans of a certain age, Ceefax wasn’t just a service. It was a ritual. It was Saturday afternoons […]
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Legends Leave Their Mark
Shirts weren’t always slim fit. Stats lived on Ceefax. And if you missed Match of the Day, tough luck. Signed memorabilia from football’s golden eras isn’t about the ink. It’s about the moments. The noise. The players who made the game worth watching and gave us stories worth retelling. Here are six iconic signed shirts […]
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The Best January Transfers in Premier League History
The January transfer window is often viewed as a time for clubs to make last-minute adjustments to their squads in order to bolster their chances for the rest of the season. While some winter signings are short-term fixes or emergency buys, history has shown that the January window can also produce iconic, game-changing players who […]
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League Cup Legends
The League Cup, also known as the Carabao Cup in its modern form, has been home to some unforgettable moments in English football. Over the years, it has seen many iconic players rise to the occasion, but it’s the goalscorers who have left the most lasting impact. Here are the all-time top goalscorers in […]
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England’s Greatest Manager
The role of the England national football team manager is one of the most prestigious and challenging positions in the sport. Over the years, various figures have taken the helm, each with their unique impact and legacy. This blog explores every England manager, highlighting their tenures, styles, and contributions to the national team’s journey. However, […]
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Walking Wounded
Football is a team game, but the absence of a key player due to injury can dramatically shift the fortunes of even the best squads. Whether it’s a world-class striker, a rock-solid defender, or a midfield maestro, losing a pivotal player can unravel a team’s strategy, momentum, and success. Throughout football history, there have been […]
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Big Dunc
Few players have captured the hearts of fans quite like Duncan Ferguson did at Everton. Known as “Big Dunc” for his imposing physical presence and towering height, Ferguson’s career at Goodison Park is the stuff of legend. His passion, commitment, and occasional flashes of temper made him one of the most beloved and unique figures […]
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End of an era: Football Season Ticket Books
The 1990s were a transformative decade for football, with significant changes both on and off the pitch. Among the many nostalgic elements cherished by fans from this era are the season ticket books – tangible symbols of loyalty and passion for their beloved clubs. These small booklets held immense sentimental value and were the […]
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The Disgrace of Gijón
In the annals of football history, certain matches transcend mere sport to become enduring legends, not always for the right reasons. One such match, forever etched in football lore, is the infamous encounter between Austria and Germany during the 1982 FIFA World Cup in Gijón, Spain. What transpired on that fateful day continues to evoke […]
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