Charlie, Dan, Maggsy and the (self-proclaimed) King of East Prawle, John Tucker, talk through British traditional mob football games, and in particular the old, riotous and excellent, Royal Shrovetide Football, which occurs annually in Ashbourne, Derbyshire.

Charlie gives us the history of the oldest known footballing sport, the Chinese game Cuju, as well as its Japanese cousin Kemari.  

Charlie & the team kick off this new podcast by tackling a brief history of all the footballing sports. 

Actually able to do a pod in person, Charlie and Henry ignore the 26 degree sunny day in early June to hang out inside and discuss Association Football's 'Champions Month' May, as well as other occurrences from around the footysphere.

Charlie, Dan and Henry once again navigate dodgy Zoom connections to bring you a round up of April's footballing activities as well as learn about and discuss that most antipodean of sporting activities, Aussie Rules Football and its roots, be that the indigenous Australian game Marn Grook or the playing fields of Rugby Schools.  

Charlie, Dan and Henry bring you a brief history of all footballing codes and activities in under 35 minutes!

Charlie & Dan, with cameos from Henry and John discuss March's footballing endeavours as well as the month ahead including the two Copa Del Rey finals, the Champions League, Bolton Wanderers, Xavi and touch on France hosting the Rugby Union World Cup in 2025.

The panel are joined by a wider group of selectors to discuss and crown the best footballing athlete across all codes in 2020, thus awarding the inaugural All The Footballs Footballer of the Year.

The panel discuss the footballing champions and activities of February and highlight Royal Shrovetide Football as our featured footballing code.

The first episode of the podcast about every footballing code there is. Featured code of the month is the old Chinese game of Cuju.