‘Thinking long and wide’: which communities have a future within the global game?

Chris PorterCentre for the Study of Football and Its Communities (CSFC), Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UKCorrespondence[email protected]

Anthony MayCentre for the Study of Football and Its Communities (CSFC), Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK

Annabel KiernanCentre for the Study of Football and Its Communities (CSFC), Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK

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