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
We welcome Alan McDougall from the University of Guelph in Canada back onto the podcast to discuss his new book, Contested Fields,
In this guest post, James Stephens transports us back to a time when Scottish football wasn’t all about the Old Firm… Just
Our guest is Jordan Florit, whose new book Red Wine and Arepas: How Football is Becoming Venezuela’s Religion, explores the rise and
Jordan Florit is the author of a new book on Venezuelan football – Red Wine and Arepas: How Football is Becoming Venezuela’s
We’re joined by Craig McCracken from the football history and nostalgia site, Beyond the Last Man, to discuss the complex and often
In this guest post, Shubi Arun reviews Michael Cox’s book Zonal Marking: The Making of Modern European Football. Football, like everything else
We are joined by Tobias Jones, author of Ultra: The Underworld of Italian Football. Jones talks us through his travels with Cosenza’s
Away from the glitz and glamour of Spain’s La Liga there are so many great experiences that often go overlooked. To shed
Our guest is football historian Peter Alegi, who has researched the history of African football extensively and also coached in South Africa.
Our guest is Robert O’Connor, who has observed football’s state and role in the former Soviet republics and other countries formerly under
Following on from his piece on the history of football in the Dutch Caribbean, Steve Menary explores the modern game in the