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Preorder our forthcoming book, DAD We are so pleased to announce that our new book, DAD is available to preorder now! It’s been such a journey from the initial idea over 2 years ago, to our crowdfunding campaign in November 2020 to this point now Read More …
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MFF’s April Premier League Team Of The Month – by Dan Dwamena
MFF April Premier League Team Of The Month It is that time again; yes the time for another MFF team of the month. As the season gets nearer to it’s conclusion the team this month features five men from teams in the bottom half of Read More …
FPL tips! March premier league team of the month – by Dan Dwamena
FPL tips! March premier league team of the month – by Dan Dwamena It is time for the MFF March team of the month. March was an extremely short month for Premier League football as it was the Quarter Finals of the FA Cup. As Read More …
Raising a child with special needs – by Rob Edwards
Raising a child with special needs When we were waiting for our third child to be born in 2012, I knew what to expect. Our two girls were already 8 and 10; with them both, I’d taken my two weeks’ parental leave topped up with Read More …
Workshops for Dads in london – by EPEC and THRIVE London
Your ‘A’ game For many of us, being a dad in lockdown has sometimes meant feeling like we have to bring our ‘A’ game to every part of our lives. Perhaps, back in March 2020, this seemed like an exciting situation. A chance to embrace Read More …
Need help with your FPL team? February Premier League team of the month – by Dan Dwamena
Need help with your FPL team? February Premier League team of the month – by Dan Dwamena The MFF February team of the month is here! With injuries it was a difficult month to piece together a side, but as usual we give you eleven Read More …
Interview with Dr Ranj – How to Grow Up
As a child, “growing up” is something I thought about WAY more than I should have done, in hindsight. I couldn’t wait to do all the things grown-ups could do; drive, go to the cinema and watch 18+ movies, stay out late, get a job, Read More …