Football in England

History

• Archived results For England Senior team
• Association of Football Statisticians Databases of Soccer results; focuses on the UK and Europe, but covers other major leagues; covers injuries and suspensions, transfers, Euro 2000 stats, detailed history of the game and much more, especially for members.
• Football Crests Presents the meaning and history of football (soccer) club crests (badges / logos) from the UK, expanding in time to the world.
• E Sportsdata League tables and scores from 1888-89 to 2004-05
• Club Histories Database of football club histories, covering the clubs of England and Wales from the dawn of competitive football to the present day. It plans to cover clubs from the biggest names way down to village clubs and long forgotten names from the past.
• History of England Goalkeepers A detailed presentation of England Goalkeepers, from the start of organised soccer .

Rules

The National Team

• England and the World Cup From BBC Sport
• The FA Get it from the top - from Senior to under 16's and the Women's Teams
• England's National team Archive of England's international matches since 1872
• England (and Waddle steps up.....) The on-line fanzine for the England football team with player profiles, match reports, and more
• EnglandCaps Provides articles and information covering the England team, including captains, managers, players, famous matches, stories and news. Newsletter available
• England Supporters A site for UK and worldwide supporters of the England national football team; supporters packs, news, rankings, chat etc, features, World Cup News
• Football-England Match reports, squad, news...
• England Supporters An independent site for fans by fans

Premier League

• Football Results.org
• BBC Sport Table, stats. latest scores, teams...
• British Premier Soccer News directory with links tailored for all English and Scottish premiership football teams.
• Check4news Pressroom for premier team football - check it out for detailed stories on all premier clubs.
• English Football Premiership coverage - unofficial, teams down to Conference, fan site; scorers, standings, scores, match reports,
• England Football From Soccernet; National, clubs, fixtures down to conference, players, managers ...
• English Premier League News Blogspot Get the Latest news updates from English Premier League. Also learn about the results, match results and stats. This blog also provides information on the league leaders and top goal scorers.
• Football crazy Up-to-date Football News mostly on the Premier League
• Football-latest Football news and transfer rumours from the Premier League, and European leagues including La Liga, Serie A and International Football news.
• English Premier League Forums Chat about your favourite English football team, player or manager - Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, etc. There are also forums for FIFA World Cup, European Championship, German Bundesliga and Spanish La Liga.
• Football 365 Forum A very active forum with a wide range of topics
• Premier Live Club resources, headlines
• Premiership Football Results, fixtures, team profiles, strips, forum
• Square Football Original soccer articles from new football writers, that have some style and a sense of fun. Syndicated breaking soccer news from all the leading soccer sites. Opportunities for new football writers to have their work published on the web
• Stats from William Hill For all Premiership sides
• Transfer Rumours From Football Latest - keep up to date with all the changes
• UK Soccer Covers latest soccer news at the premier level and European competitions with good coverage of each premier club.
• Weeballs Presents statistics and news of all premiership teams and players, covering thelatest news of all transfers, fixtures (League Cup, FA Cup and European matches), goals and goalscorers; lists all premiership players, top earners and a host of all premiership statistics for the 2000/2001 season
• Yahoo Sport Latest news, including sections for each club
• Football Tickets From Sold Out Entertainments; Premiership Tickets including Arsenal Tickets, Chelsea Tickets, Liverpool Tickets and Manchester Utd Tickets
• WorldTicketShop Provides Football Tickets including the top Premier League teams eg Arsenal tickets, Chelsea tickets, Manchester United tickets, Tottenham Hotspur tickets and Liverpool tickets
• Betting and Betfair Premiership blog articles including statistics and tips
• 4 The Game official site from the sponsors; features, teams, mangers, previews, results, stats, archive

Arsenal

Arsenal started out as "Dial Square", South of the River, at the Arsenal Armaments Factory, Woolwich in 1886, wearing all-red shirts provided by Nottingham Forest. Moving north of the River in 1912, to Highbury, they made the first Division in 1915 and dominated the championship in the 30's. For more information see Boring-Boring-Arsenal or Steve Gleiber's history; for a more statistical account see the Arseweb Club Directory for all those telephone and email details: Official; see also Arseweb and Arsenal-LandHighburyLondon& nbsp; N5 1BU;3D map Phone 020 7704 4000 Fax 020 7704 4001. Junction 2 of M1 onto A1 or Arsenal tube station on Piccadilly Line. Full directions.The training Ground is at Shenley and a proposed New Stadium is planned at Ashburton GroveTickets: 0171 704 4040, Availability, seat options and costs from Arsenal.com; good advice on obtaining them from Arsenal-World. < width="2%"> < vAlign=top width="49%"> Recent Success:League Champions 1991,1998, 2002;runners-up 1999, 2000, 2001 FA cup 1993, 1998, 2002, 2003League cup 1993;European cup-winners cup 1994. A full chronological list of honours, including those of the youth and the ladies teams, can be found in Arsenal-Land, while Steve Gleiber presents other useful information, including a managers success list. The squads: First team from Arsenal-World including details of players previous clubs and performance stats. Arsenal.com has player news and also covers the Ladies and Reserves squads Player Stats: Appearances, scores, bookings etc Official info; for a graphical presentation, including assists, for the current and last season see Arsenal-Land Quick Information:Current league position; latest results with report; team news; breaking news, fixtures

• Arsenal Football Tickets From 1st4FootballTickets
• Arsenal-Land Is a fan site with fans contributing a range of features to the site including match reports, views columns etc. The site is split into several sections covering all things Arsenal. There are 3 information sections based around the club, the squad and history. The site's main features include a forum, an extensive links page, a download section including screen savers, wallpapers and images. The most recently added feature of a league table allows you to view the league by away games, home games , last no. of games as well as compare the form of two teams. - A site rapidly improving and adding features.
• Arsenal-World With 6 million hits to date Arsenal-World is probably one the most complete fan sites around . Arsenal-World is a fan orientated site with regular news, book reviews, match reports and fan columns. The heart beat of the site is a fine message board with a host of friendly and knowledgeable fans sharing their views regularly. Tope features include E-Cards, wallpapers and "the Gooner online" the web site of the popular fanzine. The message board is worth a daily visit alone and comprises a popular prediction league free for all to play. To top off the site there is a wealth of independent stats bought from their connections with footy mad.
• Arsenalnews review ANR as it's more commonly known is a web site offering match analysis and previews from writer Myles Palmer, the author of "The professor", which is of course based upon Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger. The web site itself is pretty simple in design but don't let that put you off. ANR is well laid out and regularly updated often with the insightful writing of Myles Palmer usually off the top of his head which works really well. Sometimes predictions go astray thus making his best work the match analysis updates.
• SteveGleiber's site Steve Gleiber's site's is the home of the renowned Arsenal history pages which he compiled to form a 4 part history in highlights style. The history pages alone make this site a real winner but there's much more on offer. A popular fans forum and rumour mill are the other main features in a smartly designed web site.
• ArseWeb ArseWeb is the original Arsenal web site, online before any other including the official site at Arsenal.com. The site's motto is content before before style and although the site has a few cobwebs there is a wealth of information on every thing Arsenal related, from first team squad information to song pages. The best features of the site are the Newsreel service providing the latest Arsenal news as it breaks and usually before so and the youth pages also offers a point of interest with selection information and stats.
• Stattoshop The home of Arsenal stats offering all what would hope for from a stats based web site doing exactly what it says on the tin and more so. The core of the site is based around statistical information including: Player appearance information for each season since 1996/97, all time list of top scorers and player appearances, honours list, modern managers feature and cup final line ups to name just a few. To build around the statistical data there are also many other Arsenal related features such as: season comparisons, Wright's testimonial review and information regarding the new stadium.
• ArseBlog A light hearted "off the cuff" Arsenal web site bringing you news on all things Arsenal. The home page contains daily updates with the ability to leave comments on recent news items. If you support Arsenal and have a sense of humour you will love this site. As well as the daily news there is the popular ArseBlog forum comprising of a host of friendly members where you can often find the manager's handy work with picture funnies, brilliant stuff.
• Arsenal Online A frequently updated Arsenal fansite and blog with match updates, team and player news.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa started in 1874, as an extension of a Wesleyan Chapel cricket team, Villa Cross. It's first match was under mixed soccer & rugby rules. Becoming a professional team in 1880, it was one of the founder members of the Football league in 1988. It became very successful, winning the 1st Division Championships 6 times up to 1910. Alternating mostly between the 1st and 2nd Divisions since then, they have been in the top league now since 1988. Recent success: League Cup winners 1994, 1996; Ground: Villa Park Junction 6 of M6 to A38(M) Witton Train station on Birmingham toWalsall line

• Official Club Site
• Stadium Guide For Villa Park
• Billy Garrety 1878 -1931, top goal scorer in his time, but only capped once for England
• Aston Villa F.C. CarlingNet
• ASTON VILLA Matin Sivorn
• Holte Lad - AVFC and General Football
• Gareth Barry Page, dedicated to this rising star of Aston Villa Football Club; links and images
• AVSCSA (South Africa)
• Arsenal World

Bolton

Initially being formed as Christ Church Sunday School team, the team originally were known as "The Reds" because they wore red and white quartered shirts and later white shirts with red spots on, which were supposed to make them look bigger. They should have just used that silky effect material that was so popular in the 1980's, which certainly was snug fitting and made even the thinnest player look large Read on... from My Eyes have Seen the Glory

• Official Site
• Honours
• Tickets
• Official Club Site

Blackburn

• Official Site

Birmingham

Formed when a group of cricketers got bored during the winter of 1875, a religious theme runs through their history with the original team being linked to Trinity church and subsequently moving from their first ground to St. Andrews in 1902. Initially, the side was named after the area of it's first home, Small Heath, they almost changed their title again when they moved to another nearby Heath; this time Edward's, but the blue link was not strong enough to persuade them. They did move, however, from their potholed Muntz Street ground (named after the character, Nelson, from The Simpsons), which became a great attraction for cavers for many years after, to St. Andrews. Read on... from My Eyes have Seen the Glory

• Tickets
• Official Club Site

League 2

• BBC Sport League 2 League Table, fixtures ; results, League Table, club news stories
• Ananova Breaking news, league table, live scores, team news, top scorers
• Message boards League 2 teams
• Sports Illustrated Table, scorers, goalkeepers
• Yahoo Sports Soccer league 2 live scores, fixtures, results, table

League 1

• Ananova Breaking news, league table, live scores, team news, top scorers
• BBC Sport League 1 League Table, first fixtures for new season; club news stories
• Mables Tables Soccer results
• Message boards Div 1 teams; Chairboys
• Soccerbase coverage of League One
• Sports Illustrated Table, scorers, goalkeepers
• Yahoo Sports Soccer Div1 live scores, fixtures, results, table

Charlton

Charlton was founded in 1905 and quickly advanced to the Football League in 1920. The 1930s saw Charlton climb to the First Division under the astute management of Jimmy Seed. In the 1945-46 season Charlton finished runners-up in the FA Cup, losing 4-1 to Derby County. But the next season Charlton lifted the cup, beating Burnley 1-0. Charlton were one of the country's leading clubs but the club failed to move with the times and complacency set in. The Valley was never properly modernised and the crowds began to dwindle. In 1956 legendary goalkeeper Sam Bartram retired at the age of 42 and the next season Charlton were relegated after some 14 years in the top flight. Manager Jimmy Seed was sacked and the club stayed in the Second Division until 1971 when the team were relegated to the Third Division. Charlton won promotion in 1975 and in November 1982 former European Footballer of the year Allan Simonsen was signed from Barcelona. It was an expensive gamble and it rebounded badly. He played just 17 games before moving to his homeland. 12 months later Charlton were just five minutes from going into receivership, but a rescue package was by the High Court and the club was saved from extinction. Charlton's future looked secure but in March 1984 the new chairman announced that he owned the club, but not the freehold to The Valley and in September 1985 he had decided to move the club to Crystal Palace's Selhurst Park. In 1986 Charlton won promotion back to the top flight and stayed there until 1990. In December 1992 after seven years of exile, Charlton returned to The Valley. New managers Alan Curbishley and Steve Gritt were appointed. But in 1995 Alan Curbishley was put in sole charge and just two years later Charlton finished fourth in Division One. Charlton reached the final of the play-offs and would face Sunderland at Wembley. Sunderland were favourites but a hat-trick from Clive Mendonca helped Charlton to a 4-4 draw, and after 13 penalties Charlton goalkeeper Sasa Ilic saved Michael Gray's penalty and Charlton were in the Premier League. The Club started brightly but on the final day of the season the team were relegated. Charlton bounced back in style, winning the First Division Championship. Charlton were favourites to be relegated but a top half finish saw Charlton keep their top-flight status THE GROUND.. The Valley has undergone many improvements in the last few years. The Oldest Stand is the Jimmy Seed Stand on the South side of the ground, the stand was named in memory of the FA Cup winning manager who managed the club from the 1930's to 1950's and has a capacity of 3,000. The stand is the away end of the ground. The East Stand was built in 1994 and holds 6,000. The West stand was built for Charlton's first but unsucessful Premiership campaign, the stand is a double tier stand with conferencing suites, bars and offices and holds 8,000 fans. The newly built 9,000 seater North Stand was built on top of the old Covered End at The Valley. The stand is a double tier, with single tier North-West and North-East corners that connect to the East and West Stands. Charlton returned to the Valley in 1992, with a capacity of just over 8,000. GROUND LOCATION.. By Road From the M25 exit M25 at junction 2 and follow until the road becomes A102(M). Continue along to the A102(M), until you reach the exit sign posted Woolwich Ferry. Turn right onto the A206 Woolwich Road. At the first set of traffic lights turn right and Floyd Road is the 2nd turning on the left. By Train Charlton Train Station is a minute walk from the Valley. Exit the station to Charlton Church Lane, and across the road you will see a row of shops to your right, turn down the road to the left of them, and the Away Stand is down the turning on the right. By Bus The following London Transport buses stop near or at The Valley... 161, 177, 180, 380, 472 ADDRESS AND CONTACTS... The Valley, Floyd Road, Charlton, SE7 8BL Tel: +44 (0)20-8333 4000 Ticket Hotline: 020-8333 401

• Addicks online Or Net Addicks
• Supporters Club
• Forum
• Goodbye Horse The Independent Charlton Fanzine
• Current League Position

Chelsea

Chelsea entered the 2nd Division of the Football League in 1905, in their first year as a club, but had to wait for success. Their history can be simplified as a yo-yo between the top two Divisions. They have been in the Premier Division since it was formed in 1992 and have a reputation for good cup runs. Challenging now for the top spot with their new manager See also: My eyes have seen the glory

• Official site
• Honours
• Official Site Payer Interviews
• Stadium Stamford Bridge
• Fans FC
• Soccer Fans
• The Official Chelsea Web Site Very well done.
• Chelsea Headlines Updated every 15 minutes from the major sports sites, presented by Fiso
• Wikipedia Coverage Excellence background / stats
• Stamford Bridge Basic information
• Chelsea fc Auctions Official online auction dedicated to the sale of Chelsea FC related items
• Chelsea Forum From World soccer Board
• Chelsea Mad
• Football.co.uk
• Didier Drogbar
• Chelsea Football Club Chelsea fc supporters - News, fixtures, results, tables, squad details, transfers, photographs, links, and history which includes league positions from 1905 to the present.
• Welcome to the Chelsea Supporters Registry Including the Chelsea forums.
• Alex Priesty's Chelsea FC FA Cup Winners 1997
• CFC Net Views and news; provide a forum for fans to share their views and our agenda is simply to reflect the diversity of their opinions; news archive, match reports, features
• Chelsea Reporters Registry List all the fans, by country, alphabetically; forum, chat, mailing list and other useful resources.
• Chelsea Match Reports Phil Kirkham
• Chelsea - The Missing Link - Kick Off History of 1976-83
• Justin Swyer's Chelsea FC Web Site
• Richard's Chelsea Page
• Chelsea FC Reports and Info Service.
• Chelsea FC Refuge
• The Beautiful Game Phil Kirkham
• Chris Micallef's Chelsea Home Page from MALTA
• chelsean's page! Jo-Inge Mandt, Oslo, Norway
• Chelsea Ticket Office
• Chelsea Tickets From 1st4FotballTickets

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace history goes back to 1871, when staff from the Crystal Palace formed a football team which became one of the 15 founder entrants to the FA Cup competition. They competed in the FA Cup until 1876, when the team disbanded. A new company formed in 1905 and used the Crystal Palace ground for its matches. They applied to join the Football League but were rejected. Instead they were forced to join the Second Division of the SouthernLeague... read on from The Holmesdale Online Recent success: Promoted to Premiership 2003. Ground: Selhurst Park SE25 Junction M25 Junction 7 and follow directions provided by Football Ground Guide or train on Victoria line to Selhurst or Thornton HeathTickets: 0208-771-8841

• Official Site
• ITV Football English Football
• Holmesdale Online Directory Of fan sites
• Fans FC
• Crystal Palace bbs

Everton

Everton evolved from a church team -St Domingo's- set up in 1878., taking the current name a year later. The royal blue strip was worn for the first time in 1901. As founder members of the Football League, 1888, they were a very successful side in both league and cup. "The Toffees" were less successful in the post-war years, but recovered in the 60's and have now become a regular member of the top division, without winning major honours. Ground: Goodison Park, 2m N. of Liverpool From N: Junction 26 on M6 to M58, then M57 From S: Junction 21a on M6 to M62 then M57 Buses from Liverpool's Lime St Station

• Honours
• Stadium Guide For Goodison Park
• Fans FC
• ezboard
• The Official Club Site
• Everton Football Club
• The Evertonian - Official Everton Magazine
• Everton F.C.
• ToffeeWeb The original and foremost Everton Internet Website, well worth a look
• The Realm of Everton

Fulham

• Official Site
• Fulhamweb links
• PlanetFulham FC links
• Lofthouse Rd Stadium
• Cottage Terrace A discussion of the issues currently affecting the Football Club

Liverpool FC

Liverpool FC - ....it all started a long time ago, when a group of kids played football on a piece of green just outside the City at Calme Downe. They went to to get a team together, but an argument over a new ground, saw the side split into Everton and Liverpool. The owner of the ground could not secure the name of that part of Liverpool (Everton) and so they played under the name of the City. They should have played under the name of Liverpool Scottish, because in their first game, the only player who wasn't from North of the border was the goalkeeper. And that was only because Scottish goalkeepers had a reputation even back then !! An early FA Cup saga developed..... read on: my eyes have seen the glory

• Honours
• Tickets
• Official Site
• Stadium Anfield Road
• Liverpool FC discussion board
• Liverpool Headlines Updated every 15 minutes from the major sports sites, presented by Fiso
• Shankly - The Greatest
• Liverpool FC Electronic version of Liverpool's daily newspaper with regular news reports, scores, and statistics

Manchester City

After formation in 1887 and changing their name from Ardwick FC in 1894, City won Second Division championships in 1899 and 1903, with an FA Cup win in 1904. Two more 2nd Div. titles and another FA Cup lead to them finally taking the top spot in the First Division in 1937. An illegal payments scandal rocked the club in 1906..... read on ... My eyes have seen the glory

• Honours
• Official Site
• Fiso
• Stadium The City of Manchester Stadium
• City Forum

Manchester United

Manchester United FC - Newton Heath a local Manchester team had started playing in 1878, a group of railway workers for Lancashire and Yorkshire Railways have formed the first team. They played at a small ground in North Road on Monsall Road Newton Heath. They were a resounding success that first season and soon picked up the nickname "the Heathens". In 1885 they turned professional and were admitted to the Football Alliance after their efforts to join the Football league failed. Eventually they were admitted in 1892 ... Read on ......from Manchester United - The Legend

• Honours
• United Online
• Official Site
• Stadium Old Trafford
• Red Cafe
• Mufc
• Ground Directions
• Man U Headlines Updated every 15 minutes from the major sports sites, presented by Fiso
• Supporters Club
• Tickets
• Official Site
• Redzine Dedicated to Manchester United FC and updated daily; match reports, forum, latest news, premiership table, European fixtures, player profiles and gallery. Add your url to various top sites, join the web ring, Become a partner- all links considered. Catch all the goals live as they happen, including all latest scores world wide
• United Online A well presented ManU fan site with news, features, squad information, fans forum...
• The Ultimate, David Beckham links
• Shrine To David Beckham
• Contact ManU players Suggestions from www.manutdzone.com
• ManU Ticket Office
• Stadium The City of Manchester Stadium
• City Forum
• Manchester United Tickets From 1st4FotballTickets

Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough - In their early years, Middlesbrough won two Amateur Cups, one of which in 1898 was achieved despite having to play the semi-final miles away from their home ground, because of a smallpox outbreak in Cleveland at the time. Funnily enough, illness hit the club again in 1997, when the club could not put a side out to play Blackburn Rovers and lost three points. Three points that lost them their place in the Premier League. Maybe it was travelling that did it, as once they went four and a half years without an away win (33 games). Read on ... My eyes have seen the glory

• Honours
• Ground Directions
• Tickets
• Official Site
• Stadium The Riverside Stadium
• This is the North East

Newcastle United

Newcastle United - The origins of Newcastle United stem from two rival clubs situated at each end of the city - Newcastle East End and Newcastle West end. As was typical of the early days of soccer, each developed as offshoots of cricket clubs. East End was predominant in 1892 and when West end were in financial troubles, East end took over the ground and became Newcastle United ..Read on.... from A brief history of toon See Geordie Sport also

• Honours
• Ground Directions
• Tickets
• Official Site
• Stadium St James' Park
• My Football
• NUFC Mismanagement A site put together by Newcastle United supporters for the benefit of Newcastle United supporters, designed with one thing in mind, to highlight the mismanagement at Newcastle United FC. Mismanagement carried out by the directors of the football club.

Norwich City

Norwich City was formed in 1902, playing at Newmarket Road and moved again in 1908 to "The Nest". It was not until 1935 that they moved to the current ground in Carrow Road. They reached the First Division for the first time in 1972 and had their hay-day in the 1992-1994 period, finishing 3rd in the new Premier Laegue, and having some success in the UEFA Cup the following year. They were relegated in 1995 and took 9 years to return. More details from Wikepedia

• League history From Norwich City Mad
• By road
• Official Site
• Wrath of the Barclay Directory of fan sites
• The Pink 'Un
• Football Ground Guide
• Stadium Carrow Road
• Hotels
• Fans FC
• The Pink 'Un
• Really How Interesting
• Tractor-Boys

Portsmouth

It all started in 1898 in the offices of a solicitor, in High Street, Portsmouth. There, a syndicate of sportsmen and businessmen passed a minute that land close to Goldsmith Avenue be used for the 'proposed football club'. From such humble beginnings great things are made. This great thing was Portsmouth Football Club. However, the issue of developing a new professional football club in Portsmouth did not met with complete approval. .Read on.... from Pompey Pages

• Honours
• Ground Directions
• Tickets
• Official Site
• Stadium Fratton Park
• My Football

Southampton

Southampton St Marys were formed in November 1885. The first match took place on 21st November when they defeated Freemantle. In their 2nd season St Marys played 13 friendlies. Their biggest win was a 5-1 victory over Handel College. They won their first trophy 1887-1888 after beating Southampton Harriers 2-1 in the Hampshire Junior Cup. In the following year, they successfully retained the Hampshire Junior Cup defeating Christchurch in the final. During the season the nickname "Saints" was first used..... read on .... Saints World

• Honours
• Ground Directions
• Tickets
• Official Site
• Stadium Saint Mary's Stadium
• My Football

Sunderland AFC

Sunderland AFC started out life as Sunderland and District Teachers' Association Football Club in 1879, at the Blue House Field at Hendon and reduced the Teachers contribution to the title when a wider player participation was invited. The home venue changed until they acquired a 15,000 capacity ground at Newcastle road as early as 1882. A rival club, the Sunderland Albion nearly broke away, but they joined the league in 1890, replacing Stoke and remained there for 68 years!. Read on with the Official record.

• Honours From Ready to Go
• Ground Directions
• Tickets
• Fixtures
• Official Site
• Unofficial sites From Ready to Go
• Stadium Stadium of Light
• Fans FC
• Ready to Go
• SAFC Fans Forum

Tottenham Hotspurs

Hotspur Cricket Club discussed what to do during the winter as cricket season. Not far from today's headquarter at 748 high road, under the traffic light on the corner of Park Lane, the club was formed by a dozen or so boys in their early teens. They decided to name the club 'Hotspur Football Club'. The date of formation is usually given as 5 September (Tuesday) 1882. Read on... from Totenham Hotspur unofficial See also Spurs History

• Directions
• Honours
• Fixtures
• Tickets
• Tottenham Hotspur.TV
• Official Site Including TheGreat Super Store of the mighty Spurs,Forum - Open to club members
• Football Results Club results for current season
• Wikipedia
• BBC London
• Stadium Guide For White Hart Lane
• My Football
• Spurs TV Interviews from the players and staff, the odd game or two and match commentary with the match highlights
• Spurs History A copy of the great book, many years old - this site has been running for a while now too.
• Tottenham Hotspur.TV This site mixes the latest Spurs news, club information and history with a well laid-out fan forum. The forum section of the site has various different discussion categories, all of which are displayed incredibly clearly on the screen. We also include links to live feeds for matches. On the home page, as well as the usual match reviews and news stories, there is a fun music player with a selection of spurs chants for you to play back over your PC
• Wikipedia Brief description of the club and history
• Topspurs By Jim Duggan, By far the most informative site around has been running for years and has every stat, match report, and loads of other things that you could want
• Premier League Official coverage of spurs, its easy on the eye and easier to navigate than TopSpurs
• Spurs Ladies Some thing for the ladies fans and hopefuls out there
• Tottenham Hotspurs.TV
• Chicargo Spurs Cork Spurs, Dublin Spurs, Hong Kong Spurs, New York Spurs Swiss Spurs

West Bromich

West Bromich' were formed in 1878 by a group of workers from Salter's Spring Works and were originally known as the West Bromwich Strollers. By 1883 they were in winning form taking the Staffordshire Cup beating both Aston Villa in the semis and Stoke in the final and took the FA cup in 1888. They were one of the Football Leagues founder teams, but have had a fluctuating history since then ....more from West Brom.com

• League History
• Finding the ground From WBA
• Official Site
• Napit
• Stadium The Hawthorns
• West Brom
• FansFC

West Ham

West ham started out as Thames Ironworks FC in 1895. They entered the London League in 1896 and were successful in the championship, becoming professional in 1899, moving quickly through the Southern League Second Division (London) and changed their name to West ham. They moved from the Memorial Recreation Ground to 'The Castle' in 1904. Having been elected to Division Two for the 1919-1920 Season, they have remained in the top two divisions ever since. See WikipediaCup History, from WestHammersFC

• Club Facts
• Honours Ground: Upton Park (Ground Directions)
• Tickets
• Fixtures
• Official Site
• Fan sites From Hammers Mad
• Stadium Upton Park
• Fans FC
• Knees up Mother Brown
• Hammers Mad Messageboard

Wigan Athletic

Wigan Athletic A succession of teams represented Wigan from 1897, changing from 'County' to 'United' to 'Town ' to 'Borough', struggling to survive economically. Eventually Wigan Athletic had more success, but after forming in 1932 it took to 46 years to join the league in 1978 into Division 4. Their first league promotion was in 1981 and apart from one relegation they have crept up the leagues to join the Premiership in 2005.

• Official Club History
• Summary From Football Focus
• Honours From Ready to Go
• Ground Directions
• Fixtures
• Official Site
• Supporters Club
• Unofficial sites From Ready to Go
• Stadium JJB Stadium
• Fans FC
• Wigan Athletic Fans Forum

Organisational bodies

• FA The home of football with lots of detail on all the FA is responsible for.
• The FA Home of English Football; it provides the rules, disciplinary measures, courses and conferences etc and acts as the link between the professional game and the amateur game beneath, known as the "National Game".
• County FA Contact Details For making enquiries about local facilities
• Gloucestershire FA News, leagues, County Cups, representative teams, youth Football
• Hampshire Football Association
• Bournmouth FA

Competitions

• e-soccer Club directory by leagues; non-league directory
• Carling Cup news Official Website from the Football League; rules, draws, fixtures, results, history
• English Football Pyramid and National Cup Competitions. Results, league tables to the 9th level of the English Pyramid - FA Cup, FA Trophy, FA Vase, Worthington League, archives
• English Football League Message Board Centre
• Grass Roots County FAs, The National League System
• Pyramidal Structure (under development)
• The Football Pyramid to level 10 Tables fixtures and results from Tony Kempster
• The Pyramid Composition and structure of non-league football in England, from The Conference to county leagues, plus links to league sites; the structure; Stats.
• Women's Pyramid Structure
• Pyramid Football clubs for each league down to level (3) by league or by club; Match reports and archived information
• The National League System Or Pyramid from Wikipedia, a very useful summary
• Potential Changes to the Midlands Pryamid (2006) - information provided by Leamington FC
• Nationwide Football Conference Official site covering all the above leagues, with Tables, fixtures, results, match reports, stats, clubs, and links
• Conference League Guide A very good independent site and is not connected in any way with the Football Conference or its sponsors Nationwide; with results, stats, stories trophies, form tables etc.
• Southern Football League History, results, fixtures, league tables, stats, clubs
• Unibond Northern Premier League News, results, tables, fixtures, archives, clubs
• Ryman The British stationary company ,current sponsor, covering London and the SE, operate a Premier and Divisions I and II [4
• Ryman Football League Fixtures, tables, results, competitions, clubs, archives
• Non league on the net
• Midlands Football Alliance 5 (West Midlands) league stats, clubs, links
• Midlands Combination Premier 6 fixtures, results, league tables
• Non-league on the net E-zine with fan zines, clubs etc covering al levels of non-league football
• Non-league soccer links Simes' Jonathan Richmond pages for Non-league clubs; well organised and with good coverage of clubs from most of the leagues
• Sunday Football League Local UK clubs and goodies
• The Football League Official site with all details of clubs, fixtures, officials, cups, rules and regs ..
• Ladies &amp; Girls Sunday Football League Directory
• This is football A useful site for non-league clubs sites Nationwide Conference Unibond League, Ryman League, Dr. Martens Leagues
• World Football. English leagues down to level 10 eg Northern Counties East (NCE) contact details
• Essex Intermediate Football League
• Cheshire Leagues From Soccer Weekend. Currently only there is only a list of them.
• Bristol and District Fixtures, results, leagues (Seniors; Div 1 to 6), clubs
• Avon Youth league
• Huddersfield and District BUPA Junior Football
• Football England football results and statistics from major leagues

News

• Latest news
• My Club BBC sport presents news, statistics and interactive features on each team in England down to the Conference and each Scottish team down to Division 3.
• Absolute FC Latest deals, transfers, league tables, articles quiz and members section giving wide coverage of the English soccer scene
• BBC Sport Soccer Full coverage of league and cup from England and Scotland, including previews and match reports.
• 4 The Game Premiership and Championship online guide; teams, managers, league and cups results, previews, stats, archives, features, .....
• England Football Offers all the latest England Football News on the Premiership, Champions League and UEFA Cup plus fantasy football and results comment on all things about football.
• Football England. News & information on the England football team, plus all the English football leagues, the teams, players and women's football
• Football 4 Real Football news and views from real fans for real fans. Fans can read, write and comment on match reports and articles, for all levels of football. So whether you play for your local, or watch a Premier side every week you can write your own report. Team Directory.
• Football365 Daily soccer newspaper includes news, results, standings, interviews, special features, and extensive World Cup coverage.
• Footienews Breaking news, latest gossip, chat and ground finder:
• Football Unlimited News from the Guardian team; all clubs in England and Scotland
• Itv-football With results, fixtures, club links a-z, breaking news on English, Scottish, Euafa and International soccer
• Livescores With latest scores of all divisions, cup matches etc
• Loadfootball Football news and results, updated daily, league tables, fantasy football games, prediction league, interactivity for fans.
• Midas Soccer All the latest news on all English premiership clubs as well as rangers, celtic and some international teams.
• Football-rumours News, transfers and rumours on All the English Leagues and Scottish Leagues includinglower league clubs and some non league sides, but also Australian andUSA Soccer club news and transfers as well as some Europeanclub news. Payer profiles, trivia stats....Send in your rumours.
• Soccerbase Comprehensive and up-to-date source of British Football Data; find information about the latest league and cup, teams, competitions, head-to-head, players, manages, grounds, seasons, transfers, fixtures; Faq
• Soccer Headlines Updated every 15 minutes from the major sports sites, presented by Fiso
• Results and Stats Quick link
• Soccernet British and European football news, results, commentary and team information
• SoccerWeb: the soccer squad information provider
• Sporting Life Coverage of the UK scene in depth, plus major International events
• Soccer-links
• Square Football Articles and original opinions includes International coverage
• Chairboys
• Teamtalk A very useful, independent football (and rugby) news service covering all the top divisions in the UK
• Coolbreeze
• Telegraph footy Detailed news of English and Scottish divisions with results, tables, transfers etc
• Soccer corner
• Soccer Weekend England Regions; a developing online Amateur Football Community site aiming for news, results, player profiles and information from local non-league clubs, amateur pub teams and Sunday league sides.
• Team Talk Get details of all those transfer rumors. Daily updates, quizzes, merchandise etc
• Orange
• Thecockneypaddy News on soccer throughout Europe.
• UK Football Pages With links to clubs, league and non-league, including amateur and women's, as well as referees ...
• UK Soccer Covers latest soccer news at the premier level and European competitions with good coverage of each premier club.
• Sky sports
• Womens football news By Reading Royals; comprehensive coverage of the game with news, fixtures at all levels
• Yahoo Sport
• Chelsea News registered users vote and comment on Chelsea stories and submit stories from their own Chelsea blogs.
• EPL Transfer Rumors Find out all the latest transfer news involving your favorite English Premier League teams.
• Football News soccer blog, transfer rumours, injury news, editorial, get paid to write about football news
• Premier League Caughtoffside is a Premier League blog providing updated news and articles about the Premier League and information about all Premier League Teams.
• Sportingo.com - Football news Football news created by and for football fans
• TalkFootball Football site with lively blogs and forums as well as background information on teams, players, formations, tactics, skills et al.

Servers-Blogs-Forums

• EPL Forums Chat about your favourite English football team, player or manager - Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, etc. There are also forums for FIFA World Cup, European Championship, German Bundesliga and Spanish La Liga.
• Linkupfootball Directory
• Football Fans Zone Read about the latest football news or transfer gossip, discuss about football in our forums, Shop, and take part in the Auctions, there is so much you can do at fans-zone.
• EPL Forums Chat about your favourite English football team, player or manager - Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, etc. There are also forums for FIFA World Cup, European Championship, German Bundesliga and Spanish La Liga.
• Footie Banter A new UK based football forum looking for football fans everywhere to join in the banter. Site features include a flash game arcade, the ability to invite all your mates from your msn contact list and image hosting plus much more. So come join in the banter at FootieBanter.
• Soccer Topics Football community dedicated to the fans.
• Football Chat Forum Discuss the latest football news across the world. The site also features free live matches for its members.
• My Football Forum
• English Football Banter A blog with some news from the Premiership and football league
• The Flat Back Four a blog trying to make sense of the beautiful game. Providing honest views, opinions, analysis and hypothesis on football.
• www.blogsfc.com Write your own blog - or read someone else's - about your favourite team.

Players

• UK Football Finder If you're looking to strengthen your squad for next season or you're looking for a new team to play for then check out our website
• UK Football Finder Is a an all singing and dancing site for all clubs at grassroots level. It allows teams to find players and visa versa, hold discussions on a wide range of topics and has a FREE facility to create your own website for your team, complete with Player profiles, in depth stats, fixtures, trophy cabinet, news, links, send beautifully illustrated e-banter to your team mates. There is also a free fantasy league where you and your squad take part!
• Wayne Rooney News, statistics, biography, pictures, and recent info.
• Biography of Wayne Rooney And regularly updated articles prompted by relevant events e.g Rooney's transfer to Manchester United and his hat-trick on his debut for the new club.
• The David Beckham Microsite Biographical information about Beckham, plus articles ranging from Beckham's tattoos to his fluctuating popularity with England fans
• Cristiano Ronaldo A fans blog about Cristiano Ronaldo, with news, photos, polls, videos, posters, store and more.
• Frank Lampard A web-blog dedicated to England and Chelsea star, Frank Lampard.

Venues

• The Millennium Stadium Useful information
• Doing the 92 Is somewhere for groundhoppers to keep tabs on the number of league grounds they've visite, run by a bunch of footie fans The nice thing about the site is that it shows how close you've got to the 92 over time. Not something people worried about 20 years ago, but with all the ground moves and automatic promotion/relegation from the Conference it's become a constantly moving target.
• Find that Ground Premier and Championship division One, with map to print off!
• Grounds Tour

Tickets

• England Football Tickets From 1st4Footballtickets, covers all major football matches including: Manchester United Tickets, Arsenal Tickets, Chelsea Tickets, Euro 2008 Tickets
• Football Tickets From Sold Out Entertainments including FA Cup Tickets
• Soccer Tickets Including FIFA World Cup Tickets, UEFA Champions League Tickets, UEFA Euro 2008 Tickets, FA Cup Tickets, at EmpireTickets.com.

Sports betting

• My Betting For Championship odds.