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You do not need a byline. You need a take, a voice, and the willingness to work a piece until it is sharp. We publish writers across six pillars.

  • The GameProfessional football through fresh eyes. Match reports, previews, tactical analysis, transfers.
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  • The VoiceYouth perspective on big moments. Youth Verdict, Lessons From, Watching With.
  • The MentorsWeb teasers and supporting editorial for legends of the game.
  • The DevelopmentMental game, recovery, career pathways, balancing football and life.
  • The CommunityGrassroots submissions, My Story journeys, reactions, Scout’s Eye nominations.

How to sound like Striver

The voice, in four rules.

  • Short, direct, British EnglishWrite how a slightly older teammate who has been through it would talk. British spelling (colour, organise, behaviour). Short sentences. No em or en dashes.
  • Perspective over reportAdd a point of view. Connect the moment to a bigger picture. Vox-pop where you can. Do not recycle takes.
  • No hype fillerSkip "game-changer", "world-class", "cutting-edge", "unleash". Skip pundit clichés ("at the end of the day", "a game of two halves"). Say something real instead.
  • Hate-free by designCritique, do not abuse. Analyse, do not pile on. Be especially careful writing about young players. When in doubt, imagine the subject reading it.

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Writing about football with Striver

Who can write for Striver?

Aspiring football writers aged 18 to 28. You do not need a byline, a journalism degree or a big following. You need a point of view, a voice of your own and the patience to work a piece until it is sharp. We publish across the professional game, women’s football, youth and grassroots, so there is room for specialists.

How do you get into football journalism?

Write, publish and get edited. Most football writers start by covering the club or league they know best, building a set of published pieces, and learning from an editor who pushes back. Striver gives young writers a newsroom to do that in: an editor, a style guide and a real audience of readers their own age.

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