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Interview: Sophie Bradley, Notts County Ladies

Wed 25 Feb 2015

Sophie Bradley started her career at Forest, moved to Leeds and is now Defender and Captain for Notts County Ladies FC. In between all that, she’s played for England at the 2011 Women’s World Cup and at the 2012 Olympic Games. We chatted to the local lass about representing her country and team banter...

Interview: Amy White, Nottingham Forest Ladies

Thu 19 Feb 2015

Amy White, Midfielder for Nottingham Forest Ladies FC, was scouted by Forest as a nipper. Seemingly unable to sit still, the 23-year-old holds down a full-time job, plays professional football and somehow manages to fit in coaching and a social life. Currently out with an injury, we chatted to her about her love of the beautiful game...

Art Works: Adrian Tasker

Tue 25 Nov 2014

"The cardinal sin for any designer is to not research your subject"

Interview: Shaun Derry

Wed 20 Aug 2014

Born and bred in Nottingham, Shaun Derry cut his teeth at Notts County before setting off on a career that took in Sheffield United, QPR, Crystal Palace – a few times – and Leeds United. An aggressive, defensive midfielder in his day, he’s come home to sort out the Magpies as player-manager. We spent some time with him to see what his game plan is…

Nottingham Ball Bois

Thu 10 Jan 2013

The Nottingham Ball Bois - your gay-friendly neighbourhood football team - are one of the few local clubs in a national league. But, as Scott Lawley (chair and full-back) and Craig Simpson (player-manager) point out, they do a lot more...

Non-League Football Teams in Notts

Sun 19 Aug 2012

There's more than two football teams in Nottinghamshire: maybe you ought to adopt one

Justin Fashanu: The Biography

Fri 27 Jul 2012

The scar on Brian Clough’s career. The most disastrous non-Italian transfer in Forest’s history. The rampant fantasist who claimed affairs with sexually experimental Tory MPs and Bet Lynch. The scorer of one of the most famous goals in English football. The only Tricky Tree to knock about with Peter Tatchell. Is it time to reassess the life of Justin Fashanu? Yes, says biographer Jim Read…

Interview: Viv Anderson

Mon 18 Jul 2011

"People ask me to try and compare Brian with Fergie... it’s very, very close but I’d say that Cloughie just pips Sir Alex"

A Canadian on Old England

Sun 06 Jun 2010

"The English flag is the tapas of national flags; the more added bits, the better"

2018: A Space Oddity

Sat 01 Aug 2009

"Nottingham 2018 risks benefiting everyone for a month at the long-term expense of the very people who actually go to watch football in Notts"

Why Nottingham's Football Rivalry Is Rubbish

Mon 01 Dec 2008

"Nottingham’s football rivalry is probably the weakest in the country, which is pretty strange when you consider it's also the oldest"

A Canadian on Fantasy League Football

Fri 03 Aug 2007

"Here are a few tips on winning Fantasy Football when you know exactly two things about football; 'Jack' and 'Shit'"

Interview: Ziggy Marley

Fri 01 Jun 2007

"Ziggy don’t have average days! But when I’m not touring or making music I go for a run, make some cornmeal porridge, drink water, play football and watch TV"

A Canadian In New Basford: The Forest and Derby Rivalry

Wed 17 Jan 2007

Rob Cutforth hasn’t been here long, but even he has a cob on about Derby County being in the Premiership…

Interview: Jason Lee

Thu 04 Jan 2007

"The Baddiel and Skinner Pineapple thing didn’t kill my career but it had a negative effect"

Interview: Gary Imlach

Tue 05 Dec 2006

My Father and Other Working-Class Football Heroes is not only a former William Hill Sports Book of the Year – it’s probably the best book that’s been written about football in quite a while. We speak to the author Gary Imlach...