Selected profiles,
press and articles.

A profile of Keith Rogers at the height of Goals' growth — covering the origins of the business, the IPO, the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan approach, and the expansion into the United States.

The Scotsman's Monday Interview series profiles Keith Rogers on the growth of Goals, the rejected Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan bid, and his conviction that the US is the next major market for small-sided soccer.

Insider Scotland revisits the 2012 profile following Keith Rogers' departure from Goals, setting his career in the context of the City Football Group joint venture and the subsequent Powerleague merger talks.

Keith Rogers named Ernst & Young Consumer Services Entrepreneur of the Year 2005, in recognition of his leadership of Goals Soccer Centres and his earlier founding of Anchor International.

Sky News reports on the sale of Goals Soccer Centres by Inflexion Private Equity, with city sources valuing the business at approximately £200m — two years after it left the stock market.