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Rory is joined by author James Stephen to talk about the history of the Edinburgh Derby, one of Scotland's biggest fixtures.
Often overshadowed by the Old Firm, the Edinburgh Derby can trace its roots to 1875, making it one of the oldest rivalries in Scotland. Like their Glasgow counterparts, the Edinburgh Derby is drenched in socio-political, economic and historical context.
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Guest
James Stephen (@AuldFoes)
'Auld Foes: World Football's Oldest Rivalry' is available to buy here: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/auld-foes
Rory is joined by author and journalist Miguel L. Pereira to talk about Clube União Fabril, a club who were a former Portuguese powerhouse. They once registered a 3rd place finish and boasted a number of young talents in their ranks.
But there was a catch: they were bankrolled entirely by Salazar's fascist regime.
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Guest
Miguel L. Pereira (@Miguel_LPereira)
'Bring Me That Horizon: A Journey To the Soul of Portuguese Football' is available to buy here: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/bring-me-horizon
Another quick update. See you all again soon!
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An update from Rory on the future of the podcast.
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Rory is joined by Chris Lee and Flemming Christensen to tell the story of Denmark (and potential Europe's) oldest association football club.
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Flemming Christensen (@grumpygeaser)
Rory is joined by journalist and podcaster Sam Lewis to discuss the maelstrom of issues surrounding the 'first' Matildas team, a recent controversy which has reshaped Women's football in Australia.
Sam published an article at the beginning of July explaining the issues surrounding the 1975 side who played in what came to be recognised as the first Women's Asian Cup. Their recent recognition as the first Australian Women's National Team has been problematic and caused serious issues among the Matildas alumni.
Rory and Sam also discuss the difficulty in tracing historic records from Women's football and other common issues in studying one of football's most forgotten areas of history.
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Guest
Sam Lewis (@battledinosaur)
The Far Post Podcast (@thefarpostpod)
Rory is joined by club stadium announcer Matt Healey and Talking Bull Fanzine editor Simon Wright to talk about their support of Hereford - both United and FC.
They recount the demise of Hereford United and the division, negativity and emotions surrounding the club being wound up and the galvanising effect the founding of Hereford FC in 2014 had for the club, supporters and city.
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Guests
Matt Healey (@MattHealeyDJ)
Simon Wright (@HEREFORD10)
Talking Bull (@TB_Fanzine)
Rory is joined by Nikos and Thanos for the next installment of our club histories sub-series - a conversation on AEK Athens.
Founded by Greek migrants from Constantinople following the Greco-Turkish War, AEK Athens grew to become one of the most successful clubs in Greece. Their primary fan group, Original 21, are known for their anti-fascism and left-wing outlook, largely stemming from their heritage as a club founded by migrants who considered outsiders by both Turkish and Greek people.
This episode covers their history, the heritage and identity of the AEK Athens support, along with Nikos' and Thanos' memories of supporting the club.
Note: Due to connection problems, issues with sound quality were not flagged during the recording of this episode and only appeared afterward. We have tried to make it as easy on the ears as possible, but otherwise apologise for the poor quality of audio.
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Rory is joined by Tom Reed of Terrace Edition and Cobblers fan Martin Maloney to hear their stories and memories of Northampton Town's former home - The Old County Cricket Ground.
Martin used three words to describe how he remembers the ground - burgers, onions and piss. The sights, sounds and smells of our football grounds are what make them memorable after all!
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Tom Reed
@TerraceEdition
https://www.terraceedition.com/
Martin Maloney
@DeadManOnLeave1
Rory is joined by Founder, Head Coach and President of the newly formed Soccer Federation of Appalachia, Stevie Leszyk.
Stevie aims to bring a non-FIFA entity to Appalachia based on shared culture and heritage. He has developed a strategic plan surrounding player recruitment, philosophy and team identity in order to drive the project forward, and aims to have a team ready to compete at the Unrepresented World Cup in 2025.
Ever wondered what it's like to establish a new FA for a non-FIFA region? This is the podcast for you.
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Guest: Stevie Leszyk
Soccer Federation of Appalachia
(@AppalSoccer)
https://teamappalachia.wordpress.com/
The podcast currently has 70 episodes available.