Under-the-Radar 008 - Ammar Dyer
A full back who flourished in his first season at National North level last year, has sideways stepped, to hopefully progress his promising career further forward.
The Head Scout
Travelling across the UK looking for soccer talent from all corners of our green grassy football fields.
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Under-the-Radar 007 - Jack Roberts
Venturing outside the Football League and into the unknown, a player last season who scored 28 goals registering 22 assists is one that is quite rightly, highly regarded by those within.
20 Premier League Teen Stars
The start of the new season is ever nearing, so it's about time today, to introduce you to a few young Premier League stars of tomorrow.
Under-the-Radar 006 - Ryan Alebiosu
Little more than a year ago Ryan Alebiosu was surplus to requirements in Belgium having spent early 2025 on loan in Scotland at St Mirren.
Under-the-Radar 005 - Maldini Kacurri
I'm not sure if I would be writing this if his name were 'John Smith', but it isn't, and because of that, I have invested some interest in a defender named 'Maldini'
How Argentina Intends To Replace Messi
The future of Argentine football is all about having one plan. Finding a successor to their greatest footballer of all time.
Under-the-Radar 004 - Kelly N'Mai
It's always better when it's one of your own. Kelly N'Mai is the first ever success story of Salford City Academy.
Under-the-Radar 003 - Lenny Agbaire
A player I first watched play for Celtic B in 2023, is now one making a name for himself in English football at Rotherham United.
Under-the-Radar 002 - Charlie Webster
An England youth international once of Chelsea, the talented Charlie Webster is now forging a fine looking career in the third tier of English football.
Under-the-Radar 001 - Jayden Luker
Something I have been looking into for a while now, is taking a delve into those players who have gone under the radar. In my first edition, a footballer still yet to make his debut for Luton Town.
How Did England Do?
On reflection, it's time to start reflecting, so let us rate the performances of England players at the 2026 World Cup.
Patient Pass Masters See Off School Yard Bullies
A turgid final was eventually won by Spain, the best team doing what they usually do, against a nation known for being a niggling naughty nuisance.