The Forgotten XI

The Forgotten XI

By Chris McGlynnSportsSoccer
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The Forgotten XI episodes

  • I found the Sting

    Former Sting player Shenikwa Carr talks about her time with the Dallas Sting and what the team means for young women, black women and the world in general.

    36 min
  • World Cup Preview!!!!

    Who's in, who's not? Other news and things to watch for at the 2023 Women's World Cup.

    I sit down with Assile Toufaily, former Lebanon National Team Player and Host of the podcast Super Subs and Tom, all around footie fanatic, to talk about the tournament and some of the off the pitch stories which you may not have heard of.

    And of course we make our predictions based on facts, theories and that feeling in the pit of our stomach where we just know, beyond all reason, that if the impossible can happen anywhere, it's the World Cup.

    1 hr 6 min
  • Roe v. Wade is Gone

    I sit down with couple of other podacsters to discuss the end of Roe, what it means for Americans, and what can be done about it

    48 min
  • Manchester Corinthians The Interview

    I recently sat down with Margaret Shepherd and Margaret Whittney to talk about their time with the Corinthians, what it was like playing under teh ban and the current state of Women's professional football.


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    The NWSL App for Android

    Sign Up for the Women's Super League, FA Player here (It's free, just sign up and download)

    Australia’s W-League is here.

    And thanks to Bob Gerics for his song "Invention in Blue."

    46 min
  • The Lions of Kabul

    Today is the 100 year anniversary of the English FA's ban on women's soccer. Afghanistan has a National Women's Team (had?). This is the story of the Lions of Kabul. 


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    Check out Simone's pod cast here

    Join the conversation, see PHOTOS OF THE TEAMS mentioned in this episode and, if you like, help with research. It’s Free!:

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    The NWSL App for Android

    Sign Up for the Women's Super League, FA Player here (It's free, just sign up and download)

    Australia’s W-League is here.

    18 min
  • The Man Who Stole Football

    Did you ever wonder how FIFA got so big and so wealthy? What if it wasn't just because football is popular? What if it was just one guy's evil plot?


    Follow the show on Twitter!

    Share this episode!

    Buy me a cup of coffee if you like.

    Join the conversation, see PHOTOS OF THE TEAMS mentioned in this episode and, if you like, help with research. It’s Free!:

    The Forgotten XI on Slack

    The NWSL App for Android

    Sign Up for the Women's Super League, FA Player here (It's free, just sign up and download)

    Australia’s W-League is here.

    And thanks to Bob Gerics for his song "Invention in Blue."

    22 min
  • La Tri y La Pele

    In 1970, Mexico's Women's Team shocked Europe in the 1970 unofficial Women's World Cup to place third. How had they done so well? How did they get so good? This is the story of La Tri.


    Follow the show on Twitter!

    Share this episode!

    Buy me a cup of coffee if you like.

    Join the conversation, see PHOTOS OF THE TEAMS mentioned in this episode and, if you like, help with research. It’s Free!:

    The Forgotten XI on Slack 

    The NWSL App for Android

    Sign Up for the Women's Super League, FA Player here (It's free, just sign up and download)

    Australia’s W-League is here.

    And thanks to Bob Gerics for his song "Invention in Blue."

    26 min

About The Forgotten XI

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The hidden history of the Women's Game. Women have been playing soccer since the 1800s. And it has always been political. Rapinoe is not the first to cause controversy. We'll explore everything we can find from the first female pro teams to the forgotten World Cups.