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Winning it?

The Square Ball: Season 31, Issue 02

The second issue of The Square Ball’s 31st season is out now, winning the Premier League.

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Big Picture?

2020/21 Issue 02: Editor’s Note

With Project Big Picture it’s hard to know if we should be in despair at the immorality of the league we’ve recently joined or grateful that at least we’re in before the drawbridge is permanently lifted.

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City! City!

Saturday 4th October, 1919

What did the board of Leeds City have to hide?

By Moscowhite • Daniel Chapman

At Home With Marcelo

‘La Loca’ Rosario

Marcelo Bielsa looks at home in Leeds. But Rosario is his home, and Natxo’s, too.

By Ignasi ‘Natxo’ Torné Gualdo

Povedaramalama

Smiles Cost Nothing

Ian Poveda is proving bargains are still possible in modern football.

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By Steven York

2004 Time Machine

Sixteen Years — For This?

We wanted to go back for so long, but we didn’t realise the Premier League isn’t the way it was.

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By Patrick Gunn

200 Up

Bicentennial Man

Captain Cooper at 200

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By Fiona Kyle

Honey Bamford Don't Care

That’s Entertainment

Our Premier League start has surprised everybody — but not us.

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By Chris McMenamy

Go Wild in the Country

Once More With Feeling

We wanted goals, we got goals. Now it’s time for the passion of Patrick.

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By Flora Snelson

That was our world and we rolled with it

The Whites From A Different Perspective

Milan Khara is a Bradford-born Leeds fan with almost fifty years of following the club behind him. Now living and working as an Addiction Doctor in Vancouver, Canada, he details his experience with a particular emphasis on being one of the very few non-white fans on the terraces. From surviving a knifing to hanging out in the players lounge, his passion for the club remains unbridled.