Outside Write

Podcast: Studying the Far-Right in Eastern European Football

Our guest is Michael Cole, an Early Stage Researcher on the FATIGUE Project, based at the University of Tartu, Estonia, and a

We’re joined by Croatian sports journalist Juraj Vrdoljak, to talk about the historical significance of Hajduk Split. Did you know the club

Our guest is James Hendicott, author of CONIFA: Football for the Forgotten. Who is CONIFA? What is their objective? How does the

We welcome Rich Hall, founder of Italian football website and podcast, The Gentleman Ultra, back onto the podcast to discuss the past,

Do you remember Trinidad and Tobago making its first – and so far, only – appearance at the World Cup back in

Our guest is Devon Rowcliffe, whose new book is called Who Ate All the Squid? Football Adventures in South Korea. Rowcliffe outlines

We welcome Matt McGinn back onto the podcast to talk about his new book, Against the Elements: The Eruption of Icelandic Football.

The Hamburger Stadt Derby – between Hamburger SV (HSV) and FC Sankt Pauli is one of Germany’s hottest cross-city rivalries. There haven’t

Our guest is Jamie Ralph, who blogs about Argentine football club Newell’s Old Boys in English at Newell’s Carajo. We discuss ‘El

Our guests are Bill Hern and David Gleave as they discuss the experience of the first black professionals at each of the

There’s a new book out on 5 October 2020 called Iberia Chronicles: A Brief History of Spanish and Portuguese Football. The book

Mikel Huarte from Pamplona/Iruñea in Navarre, Spain, has been researching the fascinating story of Andrés Jaso Garde, a striker with a fierce

We welcome Steven Scragg back onto the podcast to discuss his new book about the UEFA Cup. Where the Cool Kids Hung

Steve Menary is the author of GB United? British Olympic Football and the End of the Amateur Dream. In this guest post,

Sócrates, Zico, Éder, Falcão, Júnior…all names that conjure up a certain mystique. The Brazil side that travelled to Spain for the 1982