Released in March 2020, Issue 36 contains six sections of articles including: Rob Bagchi on how Bielsa’s honesty re-energised Leeds United, Rayco González on why Simeone’s philosophy has ramifications beyond football, and Asker Hedegaard Boye on how last season’s Europa League final summed up the modern game.
Editor’s Note – Jonathan Wilson’s Editor’s Note from Issue Thirty Six
The Quest For Happiness – Federico Bassahún
Marcelo Bielsa’s management has always examined his own soul
São Paulo 1 Newell’s Old Boys 0 – Joshua Law
The Libertadores final defeat that established the pattern of Bielsa near-misses
No Airs – Rob Bagchi
How Bielsa’s honesty and hard work re-energised Leeds United
Odd Men Out – Edd Norval
Intense, controversial and pathologically honest: a comparison of Bielsa and Lars von Trier
Rebirth – Barley Nimmo
After a misguided merger and financial ruin, Sassari Torres Femminile are on their way back
The Other Side Of Glory – Samindra Kunti
Flamengo’s success should not allow the disaster at their youth complex to be whitewashed
Baku And The Game Of Greed – Asker Hedegaard Boye
How last season’s Europa League final summed up modern football
My Friend, The Neo-Nazi – Colin McPherson
How an away game in East Germany brought a Scotland fan into contact with the far-right
The Super Club From Nowhere – Alex Hess
Was Anzhi Makhachkala a vanity project, a political ploy or just a very bad idea?
Bob Willis, Goalkeeper – Dominic Bliss
Reflecting on the England fast bowler’s time in goal for Corinthian-Casuals
Glorious Foundations – João Tomaz
Otto Glória, the Brazilian behind the birth of the modern Benfica
The Rhino In Glasgow – Luke Alfred
The Rangers and Sunderland forward Don Kichenbrand on leaving South Africa
The Nordahls – Gunnar Persson
The brothers who redefined Swedish football after World War II
The Final Fling – Dan Carney
A drugs scandal and the death of their president couldn’t prevent Bologna’s last Scudetto
Innovation In Conservatism – Rayco González
Why Diego Simeone’s philosophy had ramifications for beyond football
Feyenoord 2 Celtic 1 – Michael Gallagher
European Cup final, San Siro, Milan, 6 May 1970
