July 12, 2016
Merci Michel Platini for a mediocre 24-team Euro tournament
Brian Glanville passes judgement on the 24-team Euro 2016 finals.
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Brian Glanville
Britain’s most respected football writer, Brian Glanville remains a unique and distinctive voice in the world of football journalism. Brian has written for World Soccer since 1962 and is the author of a number of books, including The Story of the World Cup.
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July 5, 2016
Arsene Wenger for England? You cannot be serious
Arsene Wenger has been touted as the next England manager, but Brian Glanville thinks he would be a terrible appointment.
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June 29, 2016
Abject pathetic England and the hash made by Roy Hodgson
No place to hide for England or Roy Hodgson after a pathetic display against Iceland.
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June 27, 2016
Unconvincing England can take nothing for granted against Iceland
The way England have been struggling to score at Euro 2016, anything could happen in their Round of 16 match against Iceland.
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June 17, 2016
Roy Hodgson got it right in the end, but what took him so long?
Rather than praise him for his substitutions, perhaps Roy Hodgson should be criticised for picking the wrong players in the first place.
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June 15, 2016
Roll on Russia 2018, it promises to be a blast
Brian Glanville lambasts Uefa for their failure to spot the potential for trouble in Marseille.
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June 7, 2016
Don’t say filth, say FIFA…nothing changes within football’s governing body
Brian Glanville reports on the latest Fifa scandal and looks at England's chances at Euro 2016.
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May 31, 2016
Euro 2016 fears as France descends into chaos
Brian Glanville is concerned that the Euro 2016 finals might be a step too far for stricken France.
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May 24, 2016
After a mediocre domestic season, what hope for England at Euros 2016?
Do England have any chance of success at Euro 2016? Brian Glanville doesn't think so.
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May 17, 2016
Lack of defensive options will cost England at Euro 2016
Brian Glanville bemoans England's lack of defensive nous and laments the way John Terry was treated by the FA.
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May 10, 2016
Now that Hillsborough justice has been done, charges must follow
In the wake of the Hillsborough verdict, charges should now be brought, argues Brian Glanville.
