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Knowledge Bank articles by this author: Review of ‘Football With The Foe – Danish sport under the Swastika' Outcasts! The Lands That FIFA Forgot Standing order European football review will encourage fan ownership of clubs When Is a National Team Not a National Team? The Impact of Champions League on European Clubs: Big Money Talks - Small is Not Beautiful Election of New UEFA President Postponed to the Relief of Europe's Minor Nations The First Football World Cup for Nations that Do Not Exist National team or National teams? British Olympics football may return to London 2012 News articles by this author: UEFA ECA agree financial fair play concessions Clubs get UEFA board spot FIFA issues statement to answer SA media concerns SA investigates alleged World Cup airline price-fixing South African media concerned over FIFA press accreditation rules FIFA calls negative portrayal of South Africa insane Opening of World Cup stadium delayed FIFA's Iraq ban has no impact FIFA Communications Director quits after 18 months Kurdistan to host 2012 non-FIFA World Cup If you would like to have your own profile listed on Play the Game, please contact us with your cv and contact details, as well as a short description of the relevance of posting your profile to the Play the Game audience.		Steve Menary Title: Freelance journalist Organisation: E-mail: info@playthegame.org Website: Curriculum Vitae   Born 1966 in Bournemouth, UK, Steve Menary is a freelance writer and journalist. He is a regular contributor to World Soccer magazine and a member of the Sports Journalists Association.   He has written on sport for a variety of titles, including Four Four Two, Guardian Unlimited, Panstadia, Sport & Society and When Saturday Comes.   His first book, Outcasts: The Lands That FIFA Forgot, is published by Know The Score Books on September 27 2007 - visit outcasts-book.blogspot.com for more information

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