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Published on Wednesday, 30 March 2011 16:27 | | 
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Love it or loathe it, football has been described as a vital social service in an insecure age, offering drama, escapism and a sense of tribal identity.
Research shows that for millions of fans, “the beautiful game” has become a key strategy to combat stress at work and in their private lives. Paul Vallely examines the appeal of the sport which, for many, has taken the place of religion in our secular society.