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‘It’s always been volatile between Wimbledon and MK, but I don’t mind it. The club’s identity has changed and is a million miles away from 20 years ago’ Dean Lewington looks back at English football’s most controversial rebrand two decades on
By Joe Mewis published
EXCLUSIVE Wimbledon upped sticks from their south London home in September 2003, re-naming their club at the end of that season

‘People were naked all the time in the Crazy Gang – that was the punishment for anything: birthdays, scoring a goal, winning a game. You’d get stripped’ Dean Lewington takes us inside the Wimbledon dressing room
By Joe Mewis published
EXCLUSIVE The Crazy Gang more than lived up to their name as English football’s most outlandish club

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Biggest FA Cup final shocks
By Ben Hayward published
After Crystal Palace's win over Manchester City last Saturday, a look at some of the biggest upsets and surprises in FA Cup finals over the years...

Nowegian footballers who played in the Premier League
By Ben Hayward published
England has long been a popular destination for Norwegian footballers. Here, a look at some of the players from Norway to have featured in the Premier League...

Football clubs who relocated
By Tom Hancock published
A look at some clubs who upped sticks and moved

What happened to football on Christmas Day? The lost history of a Victorian tradition
By Paul Brown last updated
Premier League Football was once as much of a Christmas Day staple as the Queen's speech and pigs in blankets; but was it all festive fun or just a freezing farce? Paul Brown dons his silly hat...

Iconic FA Cup images
By Tom Hancock published
A trip through FA Cup history in photographic form

MK Dons: Has the franchise worked?
By Leo Moynihan published
Twenty years after moving to Milton Keynes, the club slipped into League Two in 2023 amid dwindling crowds at the giant Stadium MK. With the stigma of their controversial move still hanging over them, FFT assesses their first two decades outside of London
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