Twohundredpercent started its life in May 2006. It is a website about the politics, culture, financials and history of football. It thinks that tactics are very delicious mints.
This site was a gold winner in the When Saturday Comes Webwatch awards in 2009 and 2010, and a silver winner in 2011. In 2011 it was nominated for and in 2012 won the Football Supporters Federation Writers Awards Website Of The Year, and also won the Editors Choice at the 2008 Soccerlens awards. In 2006, oddly enough, Twohundredpercent was for one week only The Sun’s Website Of The Week during the 2006 World Cup finals. We rather doubt that they would feel the same way about us nowadays.
This site is currently written by five people:
Ian King began writing Twohundredpercent in May 2006. He lives in Brighton. He has also written for, amongst others, Pitch Invasion, FC Business Magazine, The Score, When Saturday Comes, Stand Against Modern Football and The Football Supporter. Ian was the first winner of the Socrates Award For Not Being Dead Yet at the 2010 NOPA awards for football bloggers.
SJ Maskell supports Portsmouth – home and away – and has written extensively on their recent financial difficulties.
Mark Murphy supports Kingstonian and is a former chair of the club’s supporters trust, the Ks Trust, although he also holds a candle for Tottenham Hotspur and Celtic.
Neil Mace lives in Cardiff and is a former supporter of Cardiff City. He writes about the Welsh Premier League and the Welsh national team.
Jenni Silver supports Gloucester City and has covered the distance between England and Mongolia following them over the past couple of years.
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The views contained on Twohundredpercent are those of the individual writers and do not necessarily represent the views of the other writers on the site.
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