The Blizzard: The Football Quarterly #37

From the publisher:

Released in June 2020, Issue 37 contains eight sections of articles including: Osasu Obayiuwana on how Sepp Blatter is trying to clear his name, Jo Harman on the time third-division Crystal Palace pushed Real Madrid and Puskás to the limit, Tim Walters on football's relationship with climate change and more.

Full contents:

• Editor's Note - Jonathan Wilson
  Jonathan Wilson's Editor's Note from Issue Thirty Seven
• All Things to All Men - Dermot Corrigan
  The goalkeeper Ricardo Zamora was both honoured and imprisoned by both sides in the Civil War
• A Cup of Tea then Blank - Tom Harvey
  How a badly installed boiler almost killed the Fulham midfielder Robert Wilson
• Interview: Sepp Blatter - Osasu Obayiuwana
  The former Fifa president on ageing, his enemies and his fight to clear his name
  
• King of the Flipflap - Peter Speetjens
  The Brazilian great Roberto Rivellino on his memories of three World Cups
• When Puskás came to Selhurst Park - Jo Harman
  The night in 1962 when third-division Crystal Palace pushed Real Madrid to the limit
• The Age of the Shadow - Michael Yokhin
  The Danish midfielder Søren Lerby once played two games in different countries in the same day
• The Legend of Atalanta - Paolo Vezzoli
  Paolo Vezzoli with the photos from Atalanta
• The Atomic Boys - Ewan Flynn
  After the Second World War, Blackpool had the first organised fan club in the country
• The Rise and Fall of the ShowBiz XI - John Harding
  The club that featured Sean Connery, Tommy Steele and Des O’Connor in the same line-up
• Out of the Hotbed - Paul Brown
  The journalist David Taylor remembers Jackie Milburn, Hughie Gallagher and Millwall’s hooligans
• Prisoners 1 Screws 0 - Jon Spurling
  How the sitcom Porridge reflected changes in football in the 1970s
• War Minus the Shooting - Callum Rice-Coates
  George Orwell’s famed essay of football shows how little he understood it
• The Club of Second Chances - Sean Cole
  The Swedish side Ytterhogdal are developing players released by English academies
• The Brief Glory of Ronnie Ekelund - Mark Sanderson
  The Danish forward who became Matt le Tissier’s favourite teammate
• The Pioneer - Roger Domeneghetti
  Jozef Vengloš’s reign at Aston Villa was short but he was the first foreign top-flight manager
• The Green Future - Tim Walters
  If carbon emissions targets are to be met, football’s relentless expansion must stop
• Time for a Change? - Michael McCann
  Would a stopped clock system help eliminate the scourge of time-wasting?
• Helping the Giants Escape - Elliot Turner
  How Mexico and Argentina have tried to ensure big sides are never relegated
• Barcelona 5 Atletico 4 - Emile Avanessian
  Copa del Rey quarter-final second leg, Camp Nou, Barcelona, 12 March 1997

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