Anfield, home of Liverpool Football Club since 1892, is more than a football ground. Its architecture, atmosphere,...
Matt Tait
A graduate of the University of Surrey, Matt is a multi-talented content creator, SEO, UX specialist and web developer who has worked in TV production for formats as diverse as Question Time and Robot Wars for the BBC. After a spell with the Press Association on emerging VOD technology and Virgin Media, he joined the Footymad network of websites and forums, which was at the time the largest social network for football fans in the world. Also at this time Matt acted as a consultant for the PFA on their players' social media sites when GiveMeSport was more football focused. After moving to Snack Media he again worked on brands such as GiveMeSport, Football Fancast, and the numerous network of sites represented such as Wisden and BT. Winner of the NESTA Design & Innovation award and a BBC Techno Games gold medallist. Matt is a passionate content creator for TFC Stadiums and Seven Swords.
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Selhurst Park is not the biggest, the newest, or the most decorated stadium in English football. Yet...
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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is one of the most advanced football venues in the world. Built to replace...
Since opening in 1922, Wimbledon’s Centre Court has grown from a modest stage for tennis into one...
