Britain’s top football programme is getting the chance to test itself against some of the best teams in Northern Europe. Due to divisions in the International Federation of American Football (IFAF), leading to the different factions flexing their organisational muscles, the London Warriors will have the opportunity to lock horns with The Copenhagen Towers, Carlstad Crusaders, Uppsala 86ers
I Could Give You An In Depth Analysis Of All 128 FBS Teams, But Hey…I Left My Anorak At The Office, So Here’s A Brief To Get You Up To Speed. Headed in to its second season, the new College Football Playoff structure with its four-team knock out, looks set to pit some perennial powerhouses against each other. There always seems to be a surprise contender who bursts out of the
Hall of fame coach Bill Walsh was a progressive visionary, not just on the field where he introduced his “west coast offence”, but also on the sidelines, particularly through his “Minority Coaching Fellowship” initiative. Introduced in 1987, it provides talented coaches from smaller programmes with the opportunity to experience an NFL team’s summer training camp. Having that opportunity
In 2017 the pinnacle of Britball competition had thrown up something different, a non-all London final. At the impressive Sixways Stadium in Worcester, all was set for a battle between the best of the North and the best of the South, Tamworth Phoenix versus London Blitz. Although the Phoenix had not lost a regular season game for two years, and had despatched the reigning champion
London Blitz chairman Ed Morgan speaks on the heartbreak of their 20-19 loss to London Warriors in the 2015 Britbowl... London’s domination of the Britbowl has become so complete in the last few years that the fixture was moved from Leeds to North London’s Allianz Park, but the short trip home won’t have softened the blow of defeat for the once indomitable London
Images courtesy of Adelie Hernandez at Phoenix Photography The Tamworth Phoenix are currently at the pinnacle of the British game, with the Britbowl XXXI trophy secured safely in their clubhouse, the 2018 season has seen them venture into Europe to take on some of the continents best sides as part of the Northern European Football League tournament. Their first challenge was a trip
Cuando el equipo femenino de Gran Bretaña se hizo con la medalla de plata en los Campeonatos del Mundo de 2022, fue sin duda un momento de inspiración. Curiosamente, inspiró a las jugadoras de diferentes maneras. Para algunas de las integrantes más veteranas del programa, les inspiró a retirarse en la cima: habían sido miembros clave del
Could 9-man Football be the answer for the UK’s Lowest Division? These are the opinions of the writer and the writer only. It is purely a suggestion of resolutions to the current problems of lower division football in the UK. Lower division football is and has been in a bit of a state for quite some time, teams forfeiting, one-sided score lines and
Playing Football They Say, Is In Your Blood, Playing Linebacker It Would Seem, May Just Be In Your DNA. That’s The Conclusion You Could Draw If You Encountered The Matthews Brothers. The Place You’d Most Likely Meet Them Would Be On The Gridiron, At The Heart Of The Nottingham Caesars Defence. Older brother Ashley is your classic run stuffing middle linebacker. Aged 26 he’s
All photos by Bec Edwards We catch up with Lions DB Sam Jeater and Immortals LT Sam Hill ahead of this Saturday's clash... This Saturday brings the start of the BUCS American football league, and Week 1 in the Premier South sees the Birmingham Lions host the Imperial Immortals. The Immortals
At 27 Years Old, Running Back Adam Hope Has Had A Number Of Nicknames On His Football Journey. The Sheffield Native Has Been A Tomahawk, An Ace, A Renegade, A Lion And A Phoenix, He’s Also Been An MVP On Numerous Occasions. Hope is a serious athlete who dedicates himself to be the best he can be. Nine years of full contact balling will take its toll on your body, particularly
We talk to the tight end about the Wolves' first season in the Sapphire Series and the growth of women's football... Though American football is traditionally associated with the sight of giant men butting heads, as the sport grows and grows in the UK, the women’s game is growing with it. Running from February to April each year, the Sapphire Series currently offers 14
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