When Jack Gabriel received his diabetes diagnosis, he was heartbroken. The football career he wanted to achieve was now broken into pieces and it seemed like the end. However, Jack wanted to be involved with the sport somehow no matter what, and he would make that happen.

The King Power used to be a church where thousands of people would turn up from across the globe just watch the Foxes play. Now, it feels more like a graveyard living on memories rather than the now

Jonathan Northcroft never saw his favourite team Aberdeen in the newspaper. Not even his local paper even mentioned the team most of the time. It set him on a path to change football journalism as a whole.

Martin Crowson seemed stuck in his warehouse job after leaving uni. It was a nightmare for him, but he would soon wake up from it into what felt like a dream.

David Bevan was a successful author of a critically acclaimed book in 2016, but he fell on his face shortly after. Now he runs a fan website for Leicester City fans

Ralph Ferrao come to the UK from Kuwait to play football, but what he discovered instead was a new love in the form of futsal

The biggest university Futsal game of the year happens tonight, as DMU go head-to-head with UOL

DMU's futsal season ends in defeat in the National Trophy.

A look into Norwich City's next game, an FA Cup fixture against West Brom

If you were to ask me what my favourite sporting moment is, it would not be the first thing many people think of...

A wedding proposal, pitch invaders and a late minute winner. I never expected all of this when I went to Carrow Road

This time on the Road To 92, I head to north to Hull to check out the MKM Stadium.

I visited the red and white half of Sheffield to go to Bramall Lane, the oldest football stadium in the world.

The second instalment in this new series, this time I head off to Birmingham, specifically The Hawthorns

The start of a new series of posts as I rate stadiums in the UK. First up, Sheffield Wednesday

The pub quiz is a brilliant bit of British culture that you need to get much more involved in, and take it more seriously

I return back to Braunstone to review FTGU's latest showw

The transfer season, the time that every football fan both loves and hates because they want to see their squad improve without seeing...

University is finally over (at least the first year is) and so what better way to experience the new found freedom then to go and watch...

My first experience of indie wrestling at FTGU was one to remember...