Keir Radnedge is a sports journalist and editor who has written about football for over four decades. He has edited several books on the game, including The FA Cup: Official History and The World Cup: Official History. He is also a regular contributor to the BBC's Match of the Day programme. Radnedge's love of football began as a child, when he would kick a ball around his garden with his father. He soon began playing for his local team, and went on to represent England at schoolboy level. He continued to play football while studying for a degree in politics at the University of London. After graduation, Radnedge became a journalist, and his first job was working for a local newspaper in Essex. He soon began writing about football for national publications, and became a respected voice in the game. Radnedge has always been passionate about football, and has used his platform to promote the sport. He is a strong advocate for increasing participation among young people, and has set up several initiatives to help get more children playing the game. Radnedge is also a qualified football coach, and has worked with youngsters of all ages. He currently runs his own coaching business, Keir Radnedge Soccer Academy, which offers classes and holiday camps for kids aged 4-16. Whether it's writing about the game, editing books on its history, or coaching the next generation of players, Keir Radnedge is dedicated to spreading his love of football far and wide.