Soccerphile's team of writers bring you some great stories and interviews from around the football world.
Adu, the Asian Champions League, Asian Cup, Beckham, the Champions League, Confederations Cup, Croatia, Europa League, European Championships, Interviews, Japanese soccer (the J. League), Korean soccer (K. League), Liverpool in Europe, Managers, Manchester United, the Premiership, Scottish Football, South America, soccer in the USA, Women's soccer, the World Cup.
Based in the Croatian capital Zagreb, Ozren follows the national and domestic game in Croatia and beyond including Serbia and Montenegro, Slovenia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Ozren also writes about Spanish and Italian soccer and compiles the weekly news.
Seoul-based Blackburn Rovers fan John Duerden covers soccer in East Asia including his regular columns on Korea's K.League & the South Korean national team.
Joji Imamiya in Tokyo covers the J.League and Japanese players overseas.
Based in Liverpool, where he lectures in Football Studies and runs a Sport Development degree programme at Liverpool Hope University, Joel Rookwood travels the globe watching Liverpool FC, and has reported for Soccerphile on the 2002 and 2006 World Cups, at the 2004 and 2008 European Championships, and on the 2008 Cup of African Nations. A member of the English '92 Club', Joel has a PhD in football fan culture, and is also a qualified coach. He has worked on charitable football projects in thirty developing nations spanning six continents.
Based in London, Sean O'Conor has covered the US team at the 2002 World Cup and the 2003 Confederations Cup in France, as well as World Cup 2006 and Euro 2008 for Soccerphile. Sean is following the European World Cup qualifiers with an eye on the British teams hoping to make it to South Africa in 2010.
James Goyder is a full time sports journalist from the UK who has been based in Thailand for over three years. He writes regularly about the major European leagues as well as Asian football.
For more information visit: www.jamesgoyder.com
C. G. Williams is based in Japan but was raised on a steady diet of Dutch football, C.G.'s most ambitious project to date has been his attempt to lure Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink to the land of the rising sun. No takers yet, unfortunately. In his spare time, C.G. shadows the Japan national team for Soccerphile and travels the globe in search of the perfect glass of beer.
Based in Manchester, The Ranter will be covering all things Manchester United, the Malcolm Glazer takeover and the English Premier League for Soccerphile.
When based in Brisbane, Marc Fox covered the new Australian A-League and Aussie national team for Soccerphile, now back in Burton, Marc casts a watchful eye over the English Premier League.
Based in the Midlands, UK, Gerry McDonnell from SuperSoccer.co.uk takes a humorous look at the week's football betting - predictions, tips and odds comparison. Get on. Some Gerry classics include Only tools and horses, Let's All Do the Bartman, A Ferd in the hand is worth two on the box and Rings that go Bump in the Night.
Based in Scotland, Lisa Dillon covers what is going on in the SPL and the Scotland international scene.
Based in Japan for a period, Michael Tuckerman is now in Brisbane will be covering the A-League, J-League and the Japanese and Australian national teams.
Based in London, Andy Greeves is a huge Tottenham fan and will be covering the English Premier League.
Paul Williams is the creator and editor of Asian Football Feast, an English-language website dedicated to covering all aspects of the beautiful game throughout Asia. Based in Adelaide, Australia Paul has also written for Goal.com Asia, FourFourTwo Australia, JSoccer Magazine and Kick Off Asia.
Sydney-based Jesse Fink reports on Australian and Asian football for Soccerphile.
Based in Buenos Aires, life-long Grecians' fan Tim Sturtridge will be covering the South American soccer scene and South American players active in Europe.
Chris Clegg, born very recently, resides in the Midlands but is from Swinton in South Yorkshire originally. He's a huge sports fan, and presents as well as writes about sport. Chris also enjoys singing and won ITV's 'Who Dares, Sings!' in 2008. He also had the opportunity to sing a solo at his beloved Oakwell (Barnsley FC).
The Purist is based in London, England and has interviewed Gary Lineker, Gareth Southgate, Ramon Vega, Warren Barton, Steve Perryman and Di Law for Soccerphile. The Purist was in Korea/Japan for the 2002 World Cup and Portugal for Euro 2004.