Podcast: Groundhopping in Romania
We discuss groundhopping in Romania with Bucharest-based Charlie Craven. Starting in the capital with the famous Steaua and Dinamo clubs, we also
We discuss groundhopping in Romania with Bucharest-based Charlie Craven. Starting in the capital with the famous Steaua and Dinamo clubs, we also
In this guest post, Andrew Williams recalls his visit to Naples in 2017, to watch Maurizio Sarri’s free-flowing S.S.C. Napoli. He describes
We talk to football coach and writer Justin Walley about the fascinating story that he chronicles in his new book, One Football,
We explore non-league football on the fringe of suburban North London in this long-read guest post from local groundhopper, Alexander Sarychkin. I
Daniel Gray, author of Black Boots and Football Pinks: 50 Lost Wonders of the Beautiful Game, joins us on the podcast to
In this guest post, reader Andrew Williams describes the fan culture at Jurgen Klopp’s former club, Mainz, as Bundesliga football, beer and
We talk to Ondrej Zlámal, a Prague-based football correspondent, about groundhopping in the Czech Republic. For a country that you can traverse
In this guest post, reader Matt Dolan runs the rule over his travels to FC Twente in the Dutch second tier, the
The “92 Club” is an exclusive club made up of groundhoppers who have visited all 92 league club grounds in England and
In this podcast, we chat to Unión Deportiva Las Palmas fan Matt Rayns and Club Deportivo Tenerife fan Thomas Farines about groundhopping
Budapest’s Rumbach Sebestyén street is a narrow thoroughfare in the Hungarian capital’s Jewish quarter. It’s a pretty out-of-the-way place to stumble across
We descended to the ninth tier of English football to discover a club in a beautiful setting with friendly ultras. Welcome to
Dr. Andy Hodges spent years in or around the Zagreb fan scene, in particular looking at two distinct groups, the Bad Blue
We discuss the past, present and future of Italy’s most-popular football club, Juventus, with Turin-based Adam Digby, author of Juventus: A History in
The Spanish Civil War, which ran from 1936-39, was a precursor to World War II. The conflict cost between 500,000 to one