
The Mount Rushmore Selection: Fiorentina
Author and podcaster Giancarlo Rinaldi takes us on a journey to Tuscany and explains his four chosen players to mark Fiorentina's own Mount Rushmore. There’s plenty of discussion and debate as we both...
15 Maj 20221h 7min

The greatest forwards in African football history
To join the launch of the African Forwards magazine, the podcast team got together to discuss our list of 15 legends to emerge from the continent. From undisputed picks like Drogba, Eto'o and Weah to ...
8 Maj 20221h 24min

The nearly men: the greatest teams that failed to win the World Cup
We're back in the Centre Circle talking to These Football Times' senior writer Aidan Williams about his new book The Nearly Men, focusing on some of the greatest sides that failed to win the World Cup...
2 Maj 20221h 32min

The Mount Rushmore Selection: Exeter City
Exeter University lecturer Matt Riley has taken a break from academia to chat to the podcast team about the Exeter City players that he believes deserve to be immortalised, forever looking down on St ...
19 Apr 20221h 3min

The Beautifully Designed Game with Mark Johnson
The Beautifully Designed Game host, Marcus Marritt, sits down once again with sports creative Mark Johnson to talk about life as a self-employed creative. From planning ahead in making the move from f...
15 Apr 20221h 4min

From kids to champions: a history of the FA Youth Cup
We’re back in the Centre Circle for another book chat. Join us as The Football Library's head honcho Jonny Brick chats with us about his new work, From Kids to Champions, tracing the history of the FA...
11 Apr 20221h 24min

Out of the Blue: the story of Chelsea's 2012 Champions League glory
We’re back in the Centre Circle talking with These Football Times' Gary Thacker about his new book Out of the Blue - Chelsea's unlikely Champions League triumph. It covers the dramatic 2011/12 season,...
7 Apr 20221h 28min

Adidas in football: the faces, stories, highs, lows, boots, balls and kits
Adidas and football. Football and Adidas. It just works. But that wasn't always the case. From the legend of the 1954 World Cup final, when West Germany, with the help of Adidas, defeated Hungary's Mi...
3 Apr 20221h 25min




















