Following on from my previous article, here are the standout moments of the latter half of 2022. Are they still fresh in your mind?

Happy New Year! Now that 2022 has come to a close, let’s look back at some of the things that happened during the last year. How many do you remember?

So, Argentina became the champions. In the process, they created a fairy-tale ending to Lionel Messi’s World Cup career. It arguably cemented him as the greatest player of all time...

I wasn’t wrong about the host country; Qatar should never have been awarded the rights. I wasn’t wrong that it shouldn’t have been held in the winter; it still doesn’t feel right. But I was wrong about not looking forward to it.

I love football—I spend my weekends watching it and my weekdays talking about it. You’d therefore imagine I’d be excited about the World Cup 2022.

Going to university means meeting new people I wouldn’t necessarily encounter. Coming from a working-class town in Yorkshire, the ‘posh rugby lad’ is a type I’ve not met until now—I wish I never had.

It’s no secret that I love sport; I talk about it regularly on ITK. When it comes to which sports I choose to watch, I usually go for team sports, such as football or rugby. Last weekend, however...

Amid a time of madness, during a cost-of-living crisis and as the country has no official Prime minister, England’s female players brought football home.

I’d like to focus on an innovation that has nothing to do with making cars faster, saving money or making more money; simply, to save lives...

I’m privileged to be related to the great Kerry Davis. Sadly, not many people know her story, despite being one of the greatest football players in England's history.

Once again, football fans are in the news for all the wrong reasons. I thought we were past the Dark Ages, but it appears not.

The general consensus in our office (largely made up of younger workers) is that retirement will not be an option when they reach the current pensionable age...