Why The FA Cup Is A Competition Of Two Halves
There are two FA Cups. The early rounds still produce giant-killings. The late rounds have become a closed shop of billionaire clubs. Saturday's Chelsea-Man City final, between two sides who have spent nearly €8bn on transfers between them, shows what happens when football's oldest competition splits in two.
Pressure Is A Privilege. Why Tom Hiddleston got football psychology right.
"Pressure is a privilege," Tom Hiddleston recently explained. "The chemical that you produce when you're nervous is the same that you produce when you are excited. I choose to say that I am excited." The clip went viral. In a moment that Ted Lasso would be proud of, the actor had just paraphrased one of the better-evidenced findings in performance psychology.
Is The Messi Fairytale in Miami A Lesson For Hiring Star Talent
The magic of Lionel Messi has transformed the fortunes of Inter Miami, winning a first major trophy, selling out stadiums and skyrocketing the club's Instagram account. But is the fairytale start for Lionel Messi at Inter Miami an exception, rather than the rule?
The Changes For Women Since England Last Reached The World Cup Final
Much has changed for women in England since the last time an English football team were in the World Cup Final. In honour of the Lionesses, we explore a few of those important milestones...
Respect, Growth and Self-Sacrifice – Amandine Chantal Henry: Emlyon Business School
Football has not only given Amandine Henry a healthy appetite for competition, but has taught her the power to be found in values such as respect, and sacrifice.
Want To Digitally Transform Your Business? Let The Games Begin
Digital transformation brings new rules, skills and strategy. For businesses striving to keep up with the competition, new research from Vlerick Business School suggests gamesmanship can help.