Hey Phoebe – What’s next? Images courtesy of Phoebe Schecter and Jody Davies After an exciting full season with the Buffalo Bills, Britball flag bearer Phoebe Schecter is back in the UK and she has big plans for the next few months! I caught up with her to find out how it had gone in Buffalo and what the

With Super Bowl 53 right around the corner we thought it would be a good idea to give you some of our ideas on how to host the best Super Bowl party possible!Food

The Alliance of American Football The name sounds like it could be a players’ trade union, but it’s not, it’s a new professional Spring league that will begin playing its inaugural season the week after the Superbowl. That’s great news for Football fans who would normally be starved of action and suffering from post-NFL withdrawal symptoms once mid-February

It returns! After a 10-year hiatus, the University All-Star game has been reborn under the Football America UK banner! Once vaunted as one of the best development opportunities for both Players and Coaches from across the UK,

In March 2019 Gaby Knops will be boarding a flight to the pacific north west coast of America to join up with her new team mates on the Seattle Majestics women’s tackle football team. This will be the next step on her football journey, and her biggest challenge yet.At

Your guide to BUCS football With the BAFA senior league in recess, and the NFL International series over for the year, where can you go to see some “live” football, well most likely your local university campus should be able to supply you with a fix. With eighty-one programmes competing over three tiers, the BUCS (British Universities Competitive Sports) League

Britbowl XXXII Images courtesy of Kyle Hemsley At the start of the 2018 season, if you had asked any member of the British Football community, “Who will win the Britbowl this year” chances are, you would have got one of three potential answers. The Phoenix, Warriors or Blitz. You wouldn’t need to be a perceptive genius to figure out that they are currently the three

The Pro Cloud Transatlantic Tournament Image credits – Sharks v Wolverines-Geoff White Lions v Wolverines-Kyle Hemsley Sharks v Lions-Dave Tidswell Three teams play three games over three days, sounds straight forward enough, but this was no ordinary Football event. I’ve been in and around Football for thirty-four years and I have to say it had that

Bend don’t break – With the Dundee Hurricanes Documentary film maker Alex Harron had long been an NFL fan, but it wasn’t until fairly recently that he discovered that there is a thriving British Football community. His interest piqued, he decided to track down his “local” team, who turned out to be the

Pro Cloud Transatlantic Tournament Image credits Sharks – Clarkshots.com Wolverines – Eki Tee photography Lions – Hilarious Hobbit Always looking for another challenge, the Birmingham Lions Women’s programme are to host a ground-breaking first for Football in the UK. Over three days at the end of August

GB Lions European Championships 2018 – Review Images courtesy of Bec Edwards In European Football National team terms, Group A is the elite level of competition, to get to a Group A tournament you will have beaten a number of programmes in the Group B echelon. Therefore, to be competing is an achievement

Could 9-man Football be the answer for the UK’s Lowest Division? Lower division football is and has been in a bit of a state for quite some time, teams forfeiting, one-sided score lines and constant threats of withdrawal due to ‘Player Safety’ have plagued British American Football for years. But is there one answer which is being employed across Europe that