^{Just look over to the continent and you have Gazzetta de la Sport and Le Equipe. For some reason – these kind of papers have never took off in the UK. You get the local Pink or Green after the game on a Saturday but it isn't quite the same.}

^{British Football Weekly isn’t a bad effort. Published just once a week it does it’s best to cover the British Footballing Spectrum. Okay, so the Premiership and Old Firm do get more than there fair share - but it's not as bad as you find in your average daily paper.}

^{It’s not overly controversial and the distinct absence of vendettas against certain clubs and players makes it a pleasant read.}

^{If you’re buying it for club specific news then you'll feel a bit let down. Anyone who buys a local paper or checks the news on the World Wide Web will find “old news” – but if you want the wider picture then BFW is a paper you’ll enjoy reading.}

^{The amount of advertising isn't over the top There aren't that many full page adds and most of them are subtle, effective and of interest to Football Fans.} 

^{At £1.65 it is a bit expensive, but if you a buy a daily paper 7 days are week then the cost of a comprehensive "Football Specific Newspaper" once a week goes some way to justifying it's price.} 

^{You won't find big name columnist. It doesn't have any "big name journalists", but it is a good, steady, middle of road sporting paper and one of the best of it's kind.}

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