David Squires' Favourite Cartoons of 2025: A Year in Review
For a nation still reeling from the highs and lows of Euro 2025, the FA Cup win was a much-needed respite – and one that David Squires captured beautifully in his cartoons. The Crystal Palace players' outburst of emotion following their victory over Manchester City is etched into our collective memory, with Squires skillfully conveying the joy and relief that flooded the pitch.
In a year marred by controversies off the field, Squires found solace in depicting England's Women's Euros run to the final. His take on the victorious team, though imperfect, brought back memories of 1993 when England lifted the trophy.
However, as the World Cup looms large, Squires' thoughts turned to Fifa's entanglement with the Maga movement, sparking a wave of disgust and anger among fans. Perhaps not the most uplifting theme for a cartoon, but one that serves as a reminder that, even in football, there is always room for debate.
Among other standout cartoons from David Squires this year was his poignant tribute to Denis Law – the legendary footballer whose kind and generous spirit has captured the hearts of fans worldwide. This was no mere caricature, but a thoughtful celebration of a life lived with purpose and passion.
As we look ahead to the World Cup, one thing is certain: it will be an event like no other. And with David Squires on hand to capture its every moment – for better or for worse – we can only imagine what's in store.
For a nation still reeling from the highs and lows of Euro 2025, the FA Cup win was a much-needed respite – and one that David Squires captured beautifully in his cartoons. The Crystal Palace players' outburst of emotion following their victory over Manchester City is etched into our collective memory, with Squires skillfully conveying the joy and relief that flooded the pitch.
In a year marred by controversies off the field, Squires found solace in depicting England's Women's Euros run to the final. His take on the victorious team, though imperfect, brought back memories of 1993 when England lifted the trophy.
However, as the World Cup looms large, Squires' thoughts turned to Fifa's entanglement with the Maga movement, sparking a wave of disgust and anger among fans. Perhaps not the most uplifting theme for a cartoon, but one that serves as a reminder that, even in football, there is always room for debate.
Among other standout cartoons from David Squires this year was his poignant tribute to Denis Law – the legendary footballer whose kind and generous spirit has captured the hearts of fans worldwide. This was no mere caricature, but a thoughtful celebration of a life lived with purpose and passion.
As we look ahead to the World Cup, one thing is certain: it will be an event like no other. And with David Squires on hand to capture its every moment – for better or for worse – we can only imagine what's in store.