In this issue

Broadcasting: Football League live in Sweden | Piracy threatens TV deals | The new superstars of eSports

Non-League & the FA Cup: Haringey's racism walkout | Who were Coventry Sporting? | Potters Bar Town cash in

PLUS
Changing times at Bournemouth
Climate crisis: can football adapt?
In praise of Bonnyrigg Rose
Six-a-side World Cup
Bulgaria's hooligan problem
Football literature: Barry Hines and BS Johnson

Haringey Ladder

The decision to walk off in the face of abuse has shone a national spotlight on a community club with a progressive approach

3 mins

Pot Of Gold

A rare meeting between two local rivals brought FA Cup fever – and a useful financial boost – to one corner of Hertfordshire

3 mins

Bournemouth 0 Norwich City 0

Dean Court may have received a Premier League facelift but against today’s visitors the home team fail to live up to their status, although the low-quality draw they play out is still somehow reassuring.

8 mins

Scandi Drama

Years before it was screened live in the UK, England’s Football League was building a cult following abroad thanks to a visionary broadcaster.

5 mins

Pirate Transmission

Broadcasters around the world are paying huge sums to screen football, but they will not be willing to invest if they cannot be protected.

3 mins

Digital Divide

From earnest post-match punditry to being used in actual players’ matchday preparations, the virtual game is becoming increasingly blurred with reality.

4 mins

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When Saturday Comes is Britain's leading independent football magazine. Since its launch in 1986, the aim of WSC has always been to provide a voice for intelligent football fans. Each issue features contributions from readers as well as professional journalists. WSC offers both a serious and humorous view of football, covering all the topics that fans are likely to talk about.

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