Dion Dublin’s ‘The Dube’ – a former footballer’s very own music invention
Many footballers turn to other careers after retirement, but maybe not as drastic change as Dion Dublin, who invented his own instrument…
Dion Dublin’s ‘The Dube’ – a former footballer’s very own music invention
Many footballers turn to other careers after retirement, but maybe not as drastic change as Dion Dublin, who invented his own instrument…
The History of the Super Bowl Half-Time Show
The Super Bowl has had its fair share of incredible half time shows – but how did they come to be the cultural phenomenon they are?
Elton John and His One True Love, Watford Football Club
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5mcAp8DZW65EYTgiTKv23H?si=20de322e5cad407a Elton John is considered to be one of the greatest musicians to have ever come from the United Kingdom. With great hits such as Rocketman and Tiny Dancer, he is one of music's global icons....
Fulham and the King of Pop, an ironic duo?
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4mBhlBK7i9zM6gJ233xXNa Usually when a football club has a statue up in front of their ground, it's a tradition reserved for iconic players or managers, so why did Fulham's own Craven Cottage have an effigy of the King of Pop outside...
A Look Back at the Scotland Team that Thought They Would Win the 1978 World Cup
Scotland’s high hopes of winning the 1978 World Cup didn’t exactly go to plan – but here’s the story behind that effort.
This is the One: Manchester United x The Stone Roses
By Ryan Batty https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5IMtYCfXORRC4YcRR7sQgU?si=ec7694f9c58d4f26 The words ‘Immerse me in your splendour’ would be considered cheesy or forced if it referred to a stadium that did not deserve such a tag. Old Trafford absolutely does. Taken...