Football Travel: Arsenal FC
The Gunners’ famous Emirates Stadium looks like it came from outer space and landed in red brick Holloway housing. Since moving
The Gunners’ famous Emirates Stadium looks like it came from outer space and landed in red brick Holloway housing. Since moving
The History of Scottish Football (00:42): Sports historian Andy Mitchell introduces us to the evolution of football in Scotland. Did
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In this month’s Football Travel Podcast we speak to one of Germany’s most famous clubs – FC St Pauli of Hamburg –
As the mist rolls in from the Thames, we step into the Lions’ Den with a visit to the famous Millwall FC.
We venture to South London and abroad with Manchester United in this episode of the Football Travel podcast: Dulwich Hamlet (00:44):
The story of football in Argentina has finally been told. “Angels with Dirty Faces” by Jonathan Wilson is a must-read for anyone
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A quiet revolution is occurring on the West Sussex coast. We went down to Worthing FC to witness some Rebels with a
Outside Write contributor Matt McGinn went along to one of the world’s great underrated derbies, El Clásico Rosarino in Argentina’s second city,
We travel to Berlin and Buenos Aires in this episode of the Football Travel podcast: Talking Bundeliga: We catch up with
In this guest post, the guys behind the From Boothferry to Germany (FBTG) blog describe their first trip into the world of Bulgarian football.
Our man in Buenos Aires, Matt McGinn, sends his latest post from the Argentine capital. This time he’s at second tier
The Basque market town of Gernika (Guernica) was immortalised in art form by Pablo Picasso after its destruction by aerial bombardment during
Just 45 minutes south of London by train on the slender banks of the River Medway sits the Kentish market town of