In the early days of Britball, we had monthly magazines "Quarterback" and "Receiver" which carried a fair amount of news and articles concerning Britball but unfortunately, they were short lived. The weekly paper "First Down" started at about the same time and carried on for a further 20 years before that too folded although for many, it carried far too little coverage of Britball.

What our game has been crying out for since the beginning is a publication devoted to Britball. Our old sparing partners from the Invicta Eagles came up with "It's Good" back in the mid nineties. This was an excellent magazine but in the days before widespread use of the internet, the logistics of advertising the magazine and collecting articles was difficult and the publication soon ceased publication.

There are two on-line magazines: "Britball Now" and "Flag on the Play". Britball Now has been around for well over a decade. It carries news articles but is best for its extensive historical content. Flag on the Play is in its second season. This has some interesting articles although some have not changed since the web site was launched and there is up to date news, game results and game reports although for most of the interesting data but strangely it is necessary to log on to view game results and reports. As you would expect, both of these have the look and feel of a web site.

Inside American Football is the new kid on the block but it is very different from the others with the look and feel of a glossy magazine but without the advertisements and it is FREE being either read on-line or can be downloaded as a PDF file. Each edition is full of articles on all aspects of Britball. The editorial staff have received tremendous support from the Britball community who have pulled together to produce some very interesting articles. If they can keep this up, they are on to a sure winner.

Issue one includes an article on the birth of BAFACA by Nick Rockell, the league Co-ordinator and one of the London Blitz Senior Team coaches (the latest) has great articles by Danh on our Euro campaign and Coach Henry on the history and current status of our Youth programme.

There are too many other interesting articles to list here. Your best bet is to look for yourself by clicking here or via the links tab above.