Outside Write

Podcast: Flamengo

My guest is Stephen C. Brandt, whose latest book Flamengo: Winning All the Cups, explores the history of one of Brazil’s most

My guest is Matt Riley, who spent several years in Thailand exploring its football. He has chronicled the Thai game in his

My guest for his third appearance is Daniel Williamson as he discusses his new book on Ronaldo Nazário – the original Ronaldo

My guest is Alex Ireland to discuss his book Pretty Poly: The History of the Football Shirt. We cover everything from the

My guest is Harry Robinson, author of The Men Who Made Manchester United: The Untold Story. We look at how a railway

Londres es la casa del fútbol; aquí se formaron los leyes originales en 1863 y la ciudad contiene algunos de los nombres

My guest is Dr Conor Curran, a social and cultural historian with a specialism in sport history. Conor’s latest book is Soccer

My guest is Kevin Pogorzelski, who has travelled the world visiting some of the top derbies in world football, including cross-city rivalries

En mi segundo episidio en castellano, exploramos la relación histórica entre el fútbol y la política. ¿Cuándo es la primera vez que

My guest is Dr Michael Connolly from the University of Stirling in Scotland, to discuss the foundation of the famous Glaswegian club,

Bienvenidos a mi primer podcast en español. Vamos a ver como empezó el fútbol, desde los campos de las escuelas de Inglaterra

I am joined by Chris Etchingham, whose first book Emancipation for Goalposts: Football’s Role in the Fall of Yugoslavia, is fairly self-explanatory.

In the first of a new series of podcasts, I interview Dr Mark Orton, whose new book El Más Grande (The Greatest) chronicles the history

In this guest post, football writer and Cardiff City and Wales fan Tim Hartley takes us on a central Asian groundhop in

Danny Last is one of the most high-profile groundhoppers, having founded the European Football Weekends blog way back in 2007. He now